Mike St
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Just before you said that, I went into the apache log configuration in WHM and unchecked rotating access_log and error_log and I don't see the restart attempts anymore. It's strange how that worked...
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in WHM I went to server statistics configuration and changed the bandwidth processing frequency from 24 hours to 1 hour then waited a few hours and the apache logs indicate there are more graceful ...
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Answer: Change permissions of /var/cpanel/users/(affected user) to 770 then change ownership of the same file to (affected user):(affected user). I figure this out through experimentation.
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I did notice something in the cpanel error logs that may help there were many lines like this: [2024-11-16 20:27:10 -0500] warn [cpanel] 1[2024-11-16 20:27:10 -0500] warn [cpanel] Failed to load c...
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I checked the account management functions in WHM and the relevant settings were set to "unlimited"
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Something is going on with chkservd. My settings in WHM are to check services every 7200 seconds (2 hours). Every 2 1/2 hours MySQL restarts. (aureport shows restartsrv_mysql happening in that time...
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ok im gonna keep looking at the logs but if theres anything else from your services that may trigger an apache restart let me know and ill look at those services as well.
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I have looked at the low connection issue in the past. I even set idling timeouts low so people will have a lower chance of performing a slowloris attack. I may need to look into apache RLIMIT sett...
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Oh ya its set at 7200 which explains the 2 hours. I'm gonna look at all my chkservd settings
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I'm not sure what to put in my my.cnf file to enable logging because the normal logs were not being generated anymore but the error log was only to the time that mysql was first started. But now I ...