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[energetic]

I would like to Request to fix my apache problem.
any one can do? I will pay paypal $5
Please PM if you are interested.

[mainlink]

Why not describe your problem. Maybe you can save the cold, hard cash

[net]

Moved To Systems Management Requests.

[energetic]

Thanks for rpely.

The problem is I cannot restart the apache

For example in Directadmin

An error has occurred.

Details

/sbin/service httpd restart 2>&1

[root@64 ~]# service httpd restart
Stopping httpd: [FAILED]
Starting httpd: [Thu Sep 13 04:48:05 2007] [warn] module php5_module is already loaded, skipping
[Thu Sep 13 04:48:05 2007] [warn] module perl_module is already loaded, skipping
[Thu Sep 13 04:48:05 2007] [warn] module mod_php5.c is already added, skipping
fopen: No such file or directory
httpd: could not open document config file /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/ps1 /httpd.conf

Originally Posted by mainlink

Why not describe your problem. Maybe you can save the cold, hard cash

[Dougy]

I can do it for 5$.

Do you have AIM?

[dollar]

Looks like you tried to delete a user (or somehow a user was deleted) and the httpd.conf didn't update. If you open up your httpd.conf file and go to the bottom you will see a line to include the file listed:

/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/ps1 /httpd.conf

You can comment out this line if you'd like by putting a # in front of it.

The only other thing that seems a bit odd is that you have a space after ps1 which I'm not sure should be there. I'd check to see if that file exists, and if it does correct the line to point to it properly (possibly that space).

[energetic]

I have PM you my AIM
I am waiting for your help

Originally Posted by Dougy

I can do it for 5$.

Do you have AIM?

[energetic]

SO great.

Thanks.

My apache is running now.

But I still have the following warning:

Starting httpd: [Thu Sep 13 04:48:05 2007] [warn] module php5_module is already loaded, skipping
[Thu Sep 13 04:48:05 2007] [warn] module perl_module is already loaded, skipping
[Thu Sep 13 04:48:05 2007] [warn] module mod_php5.c is already added, skipping

It is due to I tried to upgrade php4 to php5 before.

Do you know how to fix it ?

Originally Posted by dollar

Looks like you tried to delete a user (or somehow a user was deleted) and the httpd.conf didn't update. If you open up your httpd.conf file and go to the bottom you will see a line to include the file listed:

/usr/local/directadmin/data/users/ps1 /httpd.conf

You can comment out this line if you'd like by putting a # in front of it.

The only other thing that seems a bit odd is that you have a space after ps1 which I'm not sure should be there. I'd check to see if that file exists, and if it does correct the line to point to it properly (possibly that space).

[dollar]

Those are just warning and won't hurt anything, but they are simple enough to fix.

Basically you have more than on line loading your php5_module, perl_moduly, and mod_php5.c in your httpd.conf

You want to look through it and find the duplicate lines, then comment out one of them (or as many as it takes so you only have one line actually being ran).

PHP5 one is most likley:

LoadModule php5_module        /usr/lib/apache/libphp5.so

Perl one should be something like:

LoadModule perl_module        modules/libperl.so

And the php5.c is most likely:

AddModule mod_php5.c

[energetic]

Hi, dollar, Yuo are so great
I appreciate your help

The apache is running wihtout warning message.

Can I help me another issue.

My server host around 100 websites, most of them are inactive, but only one website has around10K unique and 110k page view.
This always make my apache very busy (not responding) I see there are so many PID in httpd status

my server:
P4 3G Hz + 1G RAM

here is my httpd setting

Timeout 10
KeepAlive On
MaxKeepAliveRequests 0
KeepAliveTimeout 3
MinSpareServers 25
MaxSpareServers 75
StartServers 2
MaxClients 150
MaxRequestsPerChild 0

Do you have any idea to modify this setting to suit my high traffic need ?

[ramkriz]

I suggest you to add the apache module Mod_evasive instead of changing the existing settings.

Mod_evasive apache module will help protect against people sending too many requests to the webserver in an attempt to flood it. If it detects too many connections the offending ip will be blocked from the accessing apache for This is especially useful when the server is continuously getting attacked. With this default configuration it will block the offending ip for 10 minutes. If it continues to try and flood mod_evasive will automatically add more time to this.