Fuck me!

[Frankenstein]

So now we know that when the logrotate cron doesn't actually rotate suphp_log like it's supposed to, it fills up and suphp doesn't fucking work. Yay!

We're good now.

[Pigman]

bounced outta comish for a bit...

[Wishbone]

I just figured you feel asleep against the switch again

[Honclfibr]

Wrong lever?

[Stoneman]

Truth be told, the NESR server floppy disc simply ran outta room. We thought 128K would be enough, but someone tried uploading a new avatar and it ran 14K over. We gotta get a new floppy now...

[Pittenger5]

I almost died. No wait, let me rephrase that, I almost had to do WORK with NESR down.

[DBKromz]

i got your floppy right here




*grabs disk*

[kbroderick]

It scares me that I'd have understood that completely if you had capitalized suPHP properly.

[Stoneman]

Originally Posted by DBKromz

i got your floppy right here




*grabs disk*

Yeah, I hear your disc is floppy. Denno told me...

[Wishbone]

Originally Posted by Stoneman

Truth be told, the NESR server floppy disc simply ran outta room. We thought 128K would be enough, but someone tried uploading a new avatar and it ran 14K over. We gotta get a new floppy now...

That's it. lynch the guy who has a new avatar

[KawiSmurf650]

Originally Posted by Stoneman

Truth be told, the NESR server floppy disc simply ran outta room....We gotta get a new floppy now...

WTF is a "floppy disk?" I must be too young to know these things...

[KillBill]

i guess i shouldn't have bitched out Verizon

[07BladeRider]

Are you talking about the application or the web server? If it's the web server (and it's Apache), why not just set the rotatelog directive in the httpd.conf and set the time to be 86400 (24 hours).

That way, the logs rotate automatically and are not bound by a cron job.

[Frankenstein]

Originally Posted by 97BladeRider

Are you talking about the application or the web server? If it's the web server (and it's Apache), why not just set the rotatelog directive in the httpd.conf and set the time to be 86400 (24 hours).

That way, the logs rotate automatically and are not bound by a cron job.

The web server. I'd rather fix it so cPanel rotates the log like it's supposed to. It's not that cron didn't run, it's that the script didn't rotate THIS log.

[Kurlon]

Usually the problem IS apache being piss poor about releasing file handles for log files...

[FirstDuc-1098]

geek alert!!!

[Frankenstein]

I think I found the problem. cPanel seems to have changed the logrotate settings so they can be managed via the web interface. All logs were set to not rotate. Yay.

[DBKromz]

Originally Posted by Frankenstein

I think I found the problem. cPanel seems to have changed the logrotate settings so they can be managed via the web interface. All logs were set to not rotate. Yay.

now we can all go back to leg humping gixxersixxer

[DaSarge]

My bad..I changed my avatar today

[bergs]

I noticed the birds weren't chirping and the earth seemingly ceased rotating for a few hours...

[FlynGSXR1k]

Originally Posted by bergs

I noticed the birds weren't chirping and the earth seemingly ceased rotating for a few hours...

yep... i thought data security at work finally saw all the traffic going to the site and finally decided to block it like the rest of the sites I use... then I realized Frankenstein was just telling me to get something productive done for a couple hours so everything looks legit!

[naked-daytrader]

Originally Posted by DaSarge

My bad..I changed my avatar today

[bump909]

Misleading title. I was here for the gang bang.

[Jank]

Dude!
You guys seem pretty preoccupied about logs!
Relax, flush.

[KB]

I fuckin hate apache's. I do however love the Achomawi's.

KB