So I've been trying to solve my ssl problem on git.example.com, then suddenly this error warning appears and will not go away..... From the command line I have succussfully restarted apache2... and a status check of apache shows that it is runnng... #apachectl -t says that my syntax has no problem... HOWEVER, my apache log file for the domain have stop at 5:38 PM about an hour ago my time... and doesn't reflect any new changes that I make. Confused? Yup.
@Th0m The Error message has gone way... but my log files are still "stuck" I can't see new entries for any changes that I make
This means you probably inserted some config into the apache directives which apache causes to fail. The simple reason for that is that ISPConfig rolled back the last working config, otherwise you won't be able to login to ISPConfig anymore plus all your other sites on the server world be down as well. If you would want to test the failed config, then you can find it in the /etc/apache2/sites-available/ folder, the failed config file has .err file ending. you would have to rename the current vhost config file to .bak, remove the .err file ending from failed config file, and then do a syntax test. That's to be expected as your custom config which contains the error blocks any further config changes to be applied. New changes will get written as soon as you fix the problem in your custom config.
