I have a shell cgi script. It invokes another shell script via rsh in
background
(rsh -n &)
on another machine. Idea is to start something which takes long and
quit.
It seems that Apache 2.2.8 waits before returning output message to
browser
till the background job is finished on remote machine. A
Sorry for re-posting it under wrong subject header previously.
Is there anyway, I can filter out and prevent some error messages
based on error pattern or something else. It seems security
folks run stuff everyday to sniff and it fills up error log.
Is there anyway, I can filter out and prevent some error messages
based on error pattern or something else. It seems security
folks run stuff everyday to sniff and it fills up error log.
We have setup to gracefully shutdown/startup of Apache via init.d
on our UNIX systems. Recently we had a power outage in our lab.
It caused httpd.pid file to remain in logs directory and prevented
Apache to automatically restart upon power up.
We had to manually remove httpd.pid in each machine and
