From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2002-06-24 08:05:01
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Joe Cooper wrote: > Fred Grayson wrote: > >>> I appears that my problem with webmin and logging on is related to >>> redhat's recent security fix to apache. I have applied this upgrade >>> to a second system and upon restarting the apache web server I can no >>> longer log on to webmin on that machine either. >>> >>> Any suggestions as to what to do to 'fix' this 'fix' caused by the >>> 'fix'? >> >> >> >> Odd. I updated the Apache on my RH 7.3 box and haven't had this >> problem with Webmin. What happened here, and I have no idea if it's >> related or not, is that my logs did not rotate at the end of the week >> like they always have done in the past. And I can't seem to find what >> broke there. > > > I haven't had this problem on my 7.2 server (and I don't run Webmin > under Apache so I couldn't possibly have the first problem). > > My logs rotated as expected Sunday. You may want to check the logrotate > configuration for your system to make sure nothing got botched. A > problem I've run into occasionally on our Squid boxes is a space at the > end of a line in the logrotate.d/squid configuration file...I've even > accidentally put such a botched logrotate file in one of our RPM builds, > and soon realized how disastrous the impact could be (logs grow > extremely fast on a loaded Squid server--they have to be rotated > frequently or the /var dir fills and Squid crashes). Another thing that people with this problem might want to check is a shortage of disk space in /var. Because webmin writes login session information to a DBM file in /var/webmin, a lack of disk space may cause logins to fail. - Jamie |