Posts by FlyingMike

@Nuxwin Thanks!
No problem, the workflow system starts the apache2 service automatically when it is down.

@Nuxwin Today were back 3 failures of Apache2.

8:47 am
10:12 am
12:17 pm

It seems to me as if it were now and forever every 1-2 hours.

Thx very much! I should spend my holyday time by Nuxwin in France!

@Nuxwin When it helps, here the log when Apache fails:

(purple icon arrow down ==> Apache fails for about 5 Minutes, green icon Apache is started automatically from our work routine management system)

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@FlyingMike

Sure, give me root access and I'll process some tests (this night or tomorrow)

BTW: http://nickfenwick.com/blog/20…ed-in-the-parent-process/

@Nuxwin Thanks but I've also seen the issue but does not help me. Maybe I'm too stupid to or i'm confused.
I've sent you my SSH Login.

@Nuxwin Sorry for this reason.... but you're the best, I bow before you. Can you help me also?

I had the same Problem, but i dont now whether the problem is in PHPswitcher or Logrotate or whatever?
In the file /etc/logrotate.d/apache i changed the apache reload to restart. Then the Apache Crash every Day is clear. But then i installed PHPswitcher the Problem is every 2-4 Hours.

In the Error Log in Apache2 is this Entry every Crash:
[Tue Sep 02 13:40:05.610491 2014] [core:notice] [pid 26477] AH00060: seg fault or similar nasty error detected in the parent process

Would you have SSH Access for this? I'm already really messed up! I need holidays, I despair!

My config is:
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS x64
i-MSCP 1.1.13
Apache 2.4
PHP 5.5
PHPswitcher 0.0.9 (with php 5.3 configured and works perfect)

Oh, yes right. Sorry for my stupid question.

@Nuxwin

DomainAutoApproval version 1.0.2 is only compatible with i-MSCP >= 1.1.4 but not with 1.1.13?
Is it right?

@gOOvER Also in Debian there from time to time problems. Not as fast as Ubuntu also.

@Nuxwin Yes if you have changed a few things yourself, it can lead to problems. But I can clean up all and everything runs fine. In a newly installed system in which only i-MSCP runs it should not be a problem to update Ubuntu.

It works but it is much rework required depending on how much has changed on the system of yours from. There was some changes in the Apache you have the i-MSCP setup works and Apache can be started adjust it. Who can feel a bit familiar with Linux and Apache do this in a night shift without further problems. With Dovecot, ProFTP, MySQL, there are no problems.