I have seen a strange behavior before where my apache server would actually crash after a lot of traffic. I finally figured out the keepalive...
What is the output of /etc/init.d/httpd configtest
I have encountered an issue similar to this as well, where innodb runs out of memory (even though i have plenty) on a virtual machine running...
Suggestions noted above are a good way to find your IP. But it depends on what you are doing and how your network is configured. For example you...
For what it's worth, I have had times where there were i would get "permission denied", even though i thought everything was set up correctly....
If you are having trouble finding an error in an error log you may be able to just execute the index page via command line and see if anything...
this is a little shifty but...you may be able to do an ls of /var/lib/mysql and scoop up the dbs in there, and exclude the ones you don't want,...
This may be a bit oldschool but... while(1) { //some logic //sleep for some period of time } Then make the script executable and...
have you tried connecting using cifs instead of smb?
If you are having trouble disabling selinux in /etc/sysconfig/selinux you can do echo 0 > /selinux/enforce Which will set enforcement to false.
You can use a tool called gparted to mount your bad cd and pull the data off it. It is a linux based tool so it may be a little tricky to use,...
You can do "/etc/init.d/httpd stop" to stop the service, then "chkconfig httpd off" to disable it from being started on bootup. OR You can...
You can find the device under /dev/sdb (or some variant of that). You will need to use fidsk to create a partition, for example. After the...
Perhaps you may be able to unit test each line within the start script to narrow it down to a specific line?
You may be able to try /var/log/kern or "dmesg". Each should be able to give you useful information about crashes. You may even want to look for...
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