Hi Burton,
Am 25.08.2014 um 22:14 schrieb Smith, Burton:
Can someone tell me about this error set? They show up in the
Apache(mod_jk) log. They may or may not indicate that one node is
down. I would like to know how to differentiate between a recoverable
and a non-recoverable issue so that
A number of similar files appear in the same directory as my log files, i.e.,
.../var/log/apache2/
accept.lock.29
accept.lock.31
accept.lock.32
accept.lock.34
accept.lock.42
accept.lock.45
accept.lock.88
accept.lock.111
accept.lock.113
They are of varying ages; the youngest is a couple of
These are basically semaphore files for the MPM.
Delete them all once you have stopped apache for any reason.
Kurt
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