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DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
Each night at 11:35 PM, the Apache is down for 5 minutes.
What can be the reason?
What can be the reason?
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Question Apache is down for 5 minutes
- Thread starter DieterWerner
- Start date
Could you please check /var/log/messages for something related in the night time?
ChristophRo
Regular Pleskian
Do you (or your customers) run backups and have the "Suspend domains until the backup task is completed" option set?
This option causes two restarts of the Apache2 service for every domain to backup up, and if you have a couple domains and each restart takes 5-10 seconds, it can easily accumulate to longer downtime.
This option causes two restarts of the Apache2 service for every domain to backup up, and if you have a couple domains and each restart takes 5-10 seconds, it can easily accumulate to longer downtime.
DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
There is no entry for the time 11:35 PM
DieterWerner
Regular Pleskian
Backup is a scheduled task - I think that could be the reason.
