Hi guys, after a reboot of my httpd service, normally scheduled via crontab, I experienced a problem. I have two systems with Redhat 6.2, Apache 1.3.14, mod-ssl 2.7.1, Openssl 0.9.6: first of all I have to say that this configuration is driven by a third part commercial software ( SAP ITS, wgate) installed on this systems. After my reboot I had a lot of entries in my ssl_engine.log like these: ***BOF*** [14/Jul/2003 06:45:16 03384] [error] Cannot open SSLSessionCache DBM file `/opt/httpd/logs/ssl_scache' for reading (fetch) (System error follows) [14/Jul/2003 06:45:16 03384] [error] System: File o directory inesistente * (errno: 2) ***EOF*** Excuse me for pasting log with italian entries; the * non existence file or directory. After another reboot aka re-reading my httpd.conf I can see in my log directory the files created by mod_ssl MY question would be: why I had this problems ? what kind of problem I experienced ? I didn't changed my file/directory permissions. Any ideas ? Regards,
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