On Sun, 6 Jan 2002, Rajidhar Etta wrote:

> I am getting the following errors in the last few days (they never used
> to come before, and configuration /Directory permissions is not
> changed). 
> 
> [httpdserror] [error] mod_ssl Cannot open SSLSessionCache DBM file 
> [httpdserror] [error] System No such file or directory (errno 2). 
> [httpdserror] reading (fetch) (System error follows). 
> 
> httpd.conf: mod_ssl part of our server is as follows,
> -----
> SSLSessionCache         dbm:/logs/Apache/logs/ssl_scache
> SSLSessionCacheTimeout  300
> -----
> we have two webservers with identical configuration and strangely only
> one server we are getting this error. When I checked the presense of
> ssl_scache.dir & ssl_scache.pag files on the server where it is giving
> error, they are not there. Directory permissions doesn't prevent mod_ssl
> to create/open a file (as I mentioned before, configuration of both
> server is identical). 
> 

I could well be mistaken, but, I think you are at least missing the
SSLSessionCache size parameter <e.g. SSLSessionCache
dbm:/usr/local/apache/logs/ssl_scache(512000)>

How identical are the two systems in question?  Same steps in the install?
same OS on each system?  Same hardware?  This might be an additional issue
and information should the SSLSessionCache size parameter not fix the
problem and a second request for info nees posting.

Thanks,


Ron DuFresne
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