Ray,
I did look at the apache logs & found no record of refused connections.
I'll try to take a more detailed look at it and the other logs when I get
back there tonight.
In the time it took (about 5 minutes) to get from where the server is to
my office, something happened and it's refusing connections again.
So now I have a theory. Could it be something to do with the automatic
power management features on the motherboard? Maybe if it goes into some
sort of sleep mode, it won't wake up unless someone uses the keyboard or
mouse? (Of course, it wasn't doing this before last week.) I do notice
that every time I arrive, the screen is in sleep mode, so next time I'll
try connecting to it from another computer without actually touching the
server first.
jeff
> At 01:29 PM 6/27/00 -0700, Jeff Nelson wrote:
> >Ray,
> >
> >10 minutes ago the server wasn't accepting connections and now I arrive at
> >the server's location and it's working again. So the output I provide
> >(somewhere below) might be different when it's not actually working.
>
> Well Jeff, your detailed responses (omitted here) pretty much killed all my
> theories. Only thing left -- what do the logs say? Does the httpd/apache log
> record the attempts and say why it refused them? Do the syslog logs report
> anything from inetd or tcpd (or telnetd and ftpd) about why they were refused?
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