I have to build exactly Apache-1.3.41 on Linux.
I've installed fedora 16 with lxde(xfce) desktop. My problem is that when I login into the system, it gives me redundant app startup, for instance it launches Installation manager, also I've noticed quite a few httpd processes. Looks really strange to me. Any suggestions guys ?
[midnight@localhost ~]$ ps aux | grep httpd
root 985 0.0 0.3 437472 9964 ?
I am porting a PHP site from an Apache server too a NGINX server. First I will get rid of apache to avoid any problems:
# service httpd stop
# yum erase httpd*
Now I am going to install php-fpm so I can extend php functions through NGINX:
# yum install php-fpm
Let's make sure php-fpm is running under the right user:
# ps aux | grep apache
apache 1658 0.0 0.5 222552 5316 ?
here is some background information, I'm writing a Apache/Tomcat cluster installer basically it is a script that can be called with a domain name and a base port e.g.
I am running a Ubuntu server instance. It's on EC2 so the default setup is a admin account(I know it's not root) named Ubuntu. I have already installed Apache HTTP 2.4 from source, but realized I would like to run Apache HTTPD under a non admin user account named Apache. Any suggestions for making Apache HTTPD run under its own account?
the problem i have is, apache restarts every time i add a new vhost, and with how the server is created, there is no way to avoid that, when apache restarts, it can take upwards of 5 minutes as there are nearly 6000 vhosts.
I see an error while using NConf interface in Generate Nagios config
Error accessing or executing Nagios / Icinga binary '/usr/sbin/nagios'.
Cannot run the mandatory syntax check.
I checked Apache Error_log and it says:
sh: /usr/sbin/nagios: Permission denied
I tried changing permissions and ownership but no change.
How can I fix this?
Edit:
ls -l /usr/sbin/nagios
-rwxrwxrwx.
I have a vps, running directadmin with apache 2 and php 5. It all worked fine, until today, since i discovered that PHP scripts are executed under apache:apache, and not under file's owner uid.
@dxxvi I have also been having issues with apache since I moved to systemd at the weekend.
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