In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... > Hello, I am running only php with apache on a OSX 10.1.2 machine, in my > apache error log, I have some odd lines in there.... > statfs failed because: No such file or directory > > Here is a summarization of where I am at now.... > > First I did a grep -r 'statfs\ failed' / > To see if any files on the entire apache server had that line in it, if it > did, I could see where any why it was reporting this to to apache log, > nothing showed up. > > I thought maybe it was in a binary and I would not be able to read it with > grep, so off to download the source :-) > > Got source on Perl, Php, Apache > Grepped out all those, and nothing at all either. > > I ran tail on the error_log while watching the site requests, and I saw > nothing that corresponds with the lines in the error logs. > > Generally, a apachectl graceful, will restart the server, and then, in about > 15 seconds, I get 4 lines in the error_log > statfs failed because: No such file or directory > statfs failed because: No such file or directory > statfs failed because: No such file or directory > statfs failed because: No such file or directory > > Then nothing for a while, maybe 5 minutes, then a few more, sometimes more > than 4, sometimes less. > > Had a few friends look into their error logs, all on OSX 10.1, and they also > are having this as well. I am going to make a guess here, all apple OSX > boxes are going to have this, any ideas where to go next?
If you do man statfs, you'll see that it is a function to return statistics on a mounted filesystem. [NB I am not a C programmer!] That being the case,it's probably called through a header file, rather than in the actual code of whatever. It might be that apache is attempting to determine whether a non-essential file exists, and hsppily going on its way after finding that the file isn't there? [Guessing here - corrections from knowledgable persons welcome] I can't check statfs without rebooting this thing into Linux, but I'd hazard a guess that the error message you are getting is returned by statfs, as there is no log level in the message; apache error log entries seem to have levels like [notice], [warn] etc. So if it is just apache checking for the existence of something, I would venture to say that it might be nothing to worry about, _if_ everything else is working OK. -- David Robley Temporary Kiwi! -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
