Can someone please help me with this error please? I have looked in the
logs where it says to look but I have not found anything related to this
service not being able to start. The error message is Failed to start
services httpd.webservices.
*See the server error logs for more information. Thank y
On Mar 6, 2015, at 15:06 , Arthur Emerson wrote:
> It ran for 18+ hours without httpd.webservices failing again, so it
> appears that AcceptMutex fixed it. Can I suggest that this be made
> a permanent change for distribution in future CentOS builds?
Hi Arthur,
The problem is that we already ch
It ran for 18+ hours without httpd.webservices failing again, so it
appears that AcceptMutex fixed it. Can I suggest that this be made
a permanent change for distribution in future CentOS builds?
One thing that I did notice in the other person's thread is that
I did *not* receive an error for Max
Louis Munro wrote:
>
> Yes, that’s possible, especially if pfdhcplistener takes a long time to
>stop.
>
> Did you change the httpd AcceptMutex type as mentioned in the thread?
I put it in the config file, waiting for the next failure so that
service watch will restart it with that setting. O
On Mar 5, 2015, at 15:51 , Arthur Emerson wrote:
>
> I'm following the thread that Louis posted to see what else I can find.
> I did discover multiple pfdhcplistener tasks running on each interface.
> The server has been rebooted several times, so maybe the aggressive
> service watch schedule I'
On 3/5/15, 8:08 PM, "James Rouzier" wrote:
>Can you run this command
>ipcs -s | grep pf | wc -l
I forgot to mention that this is CentOS 6.6.
[root@pf461 logs]# ipcs -s | grep pf | wc -l
1
[root@pf461 logs]#
[root@pf461 logs]# ipcs -s | grep pf
0x 131074 pf 6001
On Mar 5, 2015, at 15:04 , Arthur Emerson wrote:
> I just put a cloned VM copy of my test PF 4.6.1 box online in our
> production environment today, having imported our users and nodes
> from PF 3.6.1 as CSV data (not a database upgrade). For some reason,
> httpd.webservices keeps failing every
I just put a cloned VM copy of my test PF 4.6.1 box online in our
production environment today, having imported our users and nodes
from PF 3.6.1 as CSV data (not a database upgrade). For some reason,
httpd.webservices keeps failing every half hour or so. The only log
entry of interest is this fr
Can you run this command
ipcs -s | grep pf | wc -l
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On 2015-03-05 3:04 PM, Arthur Emerson wrote:
> I just put a clo
