Hello, ISPconfig 3.2.2, Centos 7.8.2003 I've created an sh file in order to execute it, as a cron job. The file is called apache.sh and has only this command in it: Code: service httpd status &> /dev/null || service httpd start I then went to Sites->Cronjobs->Add new cronjob, inserted on minutes */30 and all other just stars (every 30 minutes) and command to run /var/www/domain_name/web/check_apache.sh The reason for creating this is that everyday at 4:06 am my apache stops, so I wanted to create o cron job to start it again. Well, the cron job is not running... I've raised the log level to debug and run the command Code: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh the output is Code: 04.02.2021-10:50 - DEBUG - Calling function 'check_phpini_changes' from plugin 'webserver_plugin' raised by action 'server_plugins_loaded'. 04.02.2021-10:50 - DEBUG - Remove Lock: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp/.ispconfig_lock Any ideas?
Why create such a cronjob through the panel? I would add it to the crontab of root instead, and put the .sh file outside of the web root. When running server.sh you see the pending tasks, not the cronjobs.
so even if it works, you're leaving apache stopped for 24 minutes every morning? why not create a cron job at 04.06 or 04.07 that starts the apache2 service again? and i assume this has been happening for a while, so i'm wondering why you're only asking for help in getting it started again, and not for finding out why it's stopping every day, and how to prevent that.
Yes, that would work. Cron jobs entered in ispconfig run as the use of the website to which they are attached, so that would never work to do something that requires root privileges like restarting services. Another solution I'd suggest is setting up monit to monitor and restart services.
Thank for all the suggestions. Cron job created and monit was installed. Today i found my apache up and running! Do you have any suggestions on how to debug the stopping of apache everyday at 4:06????
