I have to wait more than 10 minutes for ISPConfig to create a website?

Ok, having problems again, I have to wait too long again (20 minutes now). I'll post the output of "server.sh" to show you the debug and if no one has a solution I will try to remove APC and see how it goes than.

Code:

root@cp:~# /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Set Lock: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp/.ispconfig_lock
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Found 2 changes, starting update process.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'update' from plugin 'apps_vhost_plugin' raised by event 'server_update'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'update' from plugin 'network_settings_plugin' raised by event 'server_update'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Network configuration disabled in server settings.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'update' from plugin 'postfix_server_plugin' raised by event 'server_update'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Processed datalog_id 1996
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'update' from plugin 'apps_vhost_plugin' raised by event 'server_update'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'update' from plugin 'network_settings_plugin' raised by event 'server_update'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Network configuration disabled in server settings.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'update' from plugin 'postfix_server_plugin' raised by event 'server_update'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Processed datalog_id 1997
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Calling function 'restartHttpd' from module 'web_module'.
26.08.2012-09:38 - DEBUG - Remove Lock: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp/.ispconfig_lock
finished.

 

what helped my was not to install APC via pecl install apc but via the package manager. in my case yum install php-pecl-apc. For centos it seems that the pecl apc package is not working properly

 

Ok so I don't know much about cron jobs so I went on the google and looked around a bit. It seems people suggest: "*/1 * * * *" instead of "* * * *". Dunno if this will make any difference, I will post again in a day or so to tell you if that changed anything... If that won't work I'll start fixing APC.

Thanks to both of you for fast reply.

 

Well I'm 100% sure that my cron daemon is running.

Code:

root@cp:~# pgrep cron
2300

Also I'm running debian and since debian stores cron messages to: "/var/log/messages", I tailed it right after that minute when ispconfigs cronjob executes shell script and everything seems fine to me.

Any other way I can debug/check if my daemon is working properly?