apache logging issue

Hello,
I have the following problem. I run an apache server with approx 450
virtual hosts, from which 182 have separate access and error logs. I
recently noticed that from these 182 virtual hosts, 61 have absolutely
empty log files, i.e. logging does not work for them.
I checked the main log files for entries for these vhosts, but the
information is not logged there too.
Currently, the only idea which I have on my mind that apache has
exceeded the limit for opened file handles, but on the other hand, I
though that linux has much higher limit for opened file handles than
256, right?

Any ideas / suggestions / solutions / etc. on the matter are welcome.

Thank you for your time.

--
Venelin Mihaylov, CCNA
System Administrator
HostColor LLC

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Re: apache logging issue

Hello again,
I am currently reading the apache documentation - 'Descriptors and
Apache', which should contain information on the issue.
I think that I will need a way to increase the maximum number of open
filehandles for apache in order have file logging for all vhosts.


Best regards



On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 17:26 +0300, Venelin Mihaylov wrote:
> Hello,
> I have the following problem. I run an apache server with approx 450
> virtual hosts, from which 182 have separate access and error logs. I
> recently noticed that from these 182 virtual hosts, 61 have absolutely
> empty log files, i.e. logging does not work for them.
> I checked the main log files for entries for these vhosts, but the
> information is not logged there too.
> Currently, the only idea which I have on my mind that apache has
> exceeded the limit for opened file handles, but on the other hand, I
> though that linux has much higher limit for opened file handles than
> 256, right?
>
> Any ideas / suggestions / solutions / etc. on the matter are welcome.
>
> Thank you for your time.


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