> > Hi guys, does anybody knows what's going on with the
> > tcl.apache.org machine? It seems that the downtime
> > has gone a bit too longer than scheduled for the transition
> > to the new hardware...
>
> Good question. I've CC'ed the infrastructure guys. Truth be told,
> the best thing would be to make the site static, so as to have less
> work to do on the server for everyone involved.
Could it be that just nobody started the server? There is no process
running as tclww on tcl.apache.org...
from /home/tclwww/README
Crontabs are installed under user tclwww, and currently look lik (as
of 2004-07-12):
# log rotation tcl.apache.org
5 5 * * * /home/tclwww/install/bin/cronscript.sh
# cleanup of Websh temp files
6 5 * * * /usr/bin/find /tmp/websh/state -mtime +2 -name [0-9]* -exec rm -f {}
; > /dev/null 2>&1
6 5 * * * rm -f /tmp/websh/emailform.log > /dev/null 2>&1
# start web server @ boot time
@reboot /home/tclwww/startapache.sh
Maybe the crontabs were not migrated?...
(Since I don't know what the status is, I didn't try it myself and in
addition, I forgot the password for a su - tclwww and it's written in
an encrypted device, which I don't have with me today ;-)
hth
Ronnie
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