Virtual Domain doesn't work when server is restarted

[sphere]

Question:

Why does the virtual domain doesn't work when my server's restarted? I have to login to DirectAdmin and restart apache service from there to make it works.

Regards

[existenz]

You probably have 2 versions of Apache running.

[sphere]

How do I know that 2 versions running?

[existenz]

You can check it this way.

ps aux

[sphere]

I think 9 are running, one under root and the others under apache. Too bad, I don't understand how to read it. :) Too complicated... :D

[existenz]

Simple:

www 438 0.0 1.8 5372 4380 ?? I 1:54AM 0:00.04 /usr/local/sbin

Look at the end of the line you will see www running in 2 different locations. You can check /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ and disable the apache second apache from starting up, and you can kill it with the process id the above is 438.

[sphere]

Hi existenz,

When the server restarted, I got one run under root and several run under www. All run from the same location. But when I run httpd restart, all process run under www gone and replaced with process run under apache.

I have apache.sh, apache.sh.dist, and httpd in /usr/local/etc/rc.d directory. I suspect apache.sh or apache.sh.dist which make this problem occured. Am I right?

Thank's a lot for your assistance.

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

We don't include the "apache.sh" script, but only use the "httpd" script (/usr/local/etc/rc.d/httpd) .. so delete or rename the apache.sh script to something else so that the "boot.sh" script can call httpd.

John

[sphere]

Yes, thank's, I changed apache.sh permission to 444 and it works now.