Re: [webmin-l] Webmin inaccessible without /etc/webmin/stop

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

On 05/Dec/2007 06:04 Brian J King wrote ..
> Webmin on my 10.4.11 XServe + XServe RAID becomes unavailable (just  
> sits at https://mydomain.edu:10000 & 8080 (runs on both ports)  
> although the process still remains active (as far as I know). Without  
> running /etc/webmin/stop and then /etc/wemin/start, then it  
> immediately can be accessed.
> 
> There is no errors in the miniserv.log files, it's really quite weird.  
> I don't think anything is causing the actual process to crash (or it  
> should error somewhere).

That's odd, I've never seen this before .. but it may be OSX specific.
Does it still happen if you turn off SSL mode?

> Does anyone have any idea? Also - is configuring webmin to run under  
> Apache worth it? Does it provide any additional stability or utilize  
> less system resources?

Unless your system is very memory constrained, I recommend againsts
using Apache. It breaks a lot of features, and is hard to setup.

 - Jamie

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