On Tue, 2003-09-16 at 02:53, Jared Pritchard wrote: [...] > Our main machine has two major websites stored on it. One is our ISPs, the > other is the main website for the other business the boss runs. > The ISP website is working fine. The Main website is not. > Is this an httpd.conf error? maybe it started up wrong? (or an apache)... > how can I restart those?
When you say it's not working... what exactly do you mean? Connection timeout? Regardless, it's probably worthwile checking apache's access_log to see if Apache received the request. Other things to check are the error_log, and I would do a tcpdump to ensure the packet is arriving. Try and telnet from external yourself to port 80 and type: GET / HTTP/1.0 (provided it's an IP-based website, not name-based) Are you running a firewall on this server? I presume there's a firewall in between, though you can access the ISPs website and unless they aren't hosted on the same IP it's probably not the problem. > I think it's something like 'apachelt restart now' that we use instead > of httpd restart... where should I execute this? apachectl restart. Try and find where apachectl is: # updatedb # locate apachectl .. or simply: # find / -type f -name apachectl HTH, Gonzalo -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
