Re: [cobalt-users] Apache not responding

[Brian Kosick <briank@xxxxxxxx>]

I added the IP to our DNS servers, both primary and secondary, setup the 
reverse, primary, and named.conf files.
I tried one IP, and after these problems persisted, I tried a second IP 
address making sure that the appropriate files were modified.  and 
restarted named.
nslookup was successful each time with both IP's foward and reverse lookups 
with the primary and secondary name servers, and also with the raq3.

Correct, I could ping the IP Address, i tried to telnet to it:

telnet www.domain.com 110...  No response
telnet som.eIP.Add.res 110...  No response
telnet www.domain.com 25...  No response
telnet som.eIP.Add.res 25...  No response
repeat w 80
etc. etc


I wrote the ports that way for the sake of brevity, but alas, brevity is 
not clarity.  My apologies.
After the reboot, I'm able to get to both port 25 and 110 of the ip address 
(And get the sendmail and qpop promts).  port 80 does not respond.  I have 
tried stopping and restarting httpd multiple times
/et..path../httpd stop
checked to make sure that it stopped...
ps ax | grep httpd

/et..path../httpd start
checked to make sure that it started...
ps ax | grep httpd

I've checked the httpd.conf file, and everything for the <VirtualHost> 
record is exactly the same (different roots and vars taken in 
consideration) as the rest.

I would guess, that for some reason Apache is not listening for some 
baffling reason.  I've tail'ed the log, and error files... nothing.  I'm 
about to go to see if I can find anything over there...

Thanks,




At 11:02 AM 1/18/01 -0800, you wrote:
> Brian Kosick wrote:
>
> > Hello all, I've just setup the 99th site on our Raq3.  It shows up in the
> > GUI, it shows up in the appropriate conf files (sendmail, httpd).  I can
> > ping it, but nothing listens?
>
> This confuses me.  You can't ping a site.  You can ping an IP address.
> Is that what you mean?
>
> > I can't telnet to port 80,25,110, no servers
> > (cucipop, senmail, apache) are listening.
>
> You are using "dots" and not "commas", right?  And you do know that
> 80.25.110 is NOT a complete IP#, right?
>
> > I've deleted it and created it
> > multiple times through the GUI on two different IP's.  No errors in error
> > logs...
>
> Where did you get that IP# from?  Are any other sites on your RaQ hosted
> on it?  If so, can they be reached?
>
> What other IP#s are on your RaQ?
>
> > Anyone have any ideas?  Does the Raq3 have a site limit on it?
>
> Yes, but it's well above where you are now; I think it's 250.  I may be
> wrong.
>
> > If so can it be changed?
>
> I don't think so, and wouldn't advise it.
>
> Jeff
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Brian Kosick
Web Programmer
New Age Consulting Service, Inc.
216-619-2000
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