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Stuck at the office
Jan. 5th, 2006 06:23 pmHmm. The web server hasn't logged anything since yesterday.
So I chown /var/log/httpd from root (hmm, I must have messed that up yesterday) to the user in httpd.conf, /sbin/service httpd restart, and...
Hmm. Now the web server is down. This is not good.
I called Red Hat, and they asked me to run sysreport and upload a tarball of /var/log. Sysreport took ages to run and ended up with a 700MB file. Which is roughly the size of the /var/log tarball, too. This is going to take a while to upload, and I only hope their Web application doesn't poop out while I'm uploading these huge files one at a time...
So I chown /var/log/httpd from root (hmm, I must have messed that up yesterday) to the user in httpd.conf, /sbin/service httpd restart, and...
Hmm. Now the web server is down. This is not good.
I called Red Hat, and they asked me to run sysreport and upload a tarball of /var/log. Sysreport took ages to run and ended up with a 700MB file. Which is roughly the size of the /var/log tarball, too. This is going to take a while to upload, and I only hope their Web application doesn't poop out while I'm uploading these huge files one at a time...
