Hi Jacques,
>(from your description, I assume you are running a redhat system).
Yes, Red Hat 5.2 and linuxconf 1.13 subrev 5.
Sorry I didn't provide that information in earlier message.
>This is all linuxconf knows about apache. It compares the revision date of
>the 3 config files and compares that with the process pointed by the
>/var/run/httpd.pid file. If anyone file is newer, then linuxconf call the
>script with the restart option. Is it possible that one of those file has
>a date in the future ? If this is the case, do a touch on it to set the
>date to "now" and things will be fixed.
I found the problem. When I compiled Apache 1.3.3 I used the default PID
location in the httpd.conf file, which is /var/log/httpd/httpd.pid;
therefore the file /var/run/httpd.pid did not exist. I changed the PID
location in the httpd.conf file to /var/run/httpd.pid and rebooted the web
server. Linuxconf no longer restarts the web server each time I quit.
Unfortunately linuxconf still insists on reloading my network each time I
exit... :)
>> 2. LinuxConf is trying to reload my network but getting the following
errors:
>>
>> Executing: /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S10network reload
>> * eth0:0-: unknown interface
>> * eth0:1-: unknown interface
>
>This is a bug in ifconfig I think. the command generated to remove an IP
>alias is correct. Further, it works, but ifconfig report those errors. I
>have to find out why it behaves like that (this is new)
Doesn't seem to affect the network functionality... just annoying, and
filling my linuxconf logs with error messages, heh.
>I would call this a cosmetic bug :-)
Good. :)
Also, I've had two server break-in attempts in the past few weeks... both
attempts tried to force a buffer overflow on vpop3d. Doesn't look like it
was successful though...
Cheers... Dino
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Dino Nardini, BSc, Certified Web Master
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Explore Nova Scotia - "Canada's Ocean Playground"
http://www.explorenovascotia.com
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