How 2 solve httpd (1.3.37 (Unix)) failed !?

**rashad** · 12-10-2006, 11:34 AM

I got this in my VPS :

How 2 solve it ?

**rashad** · 12-10-2006, 12:25 PM

**jason** · 12-10-2006, 02:07 PM

The simple answer is to check the boxes next to the processes that are showing read in the second image and then click the start button to start them. There is a good chance that that's all you'll need to do to get them workign again, but you'll also want to investigate why they went down in the first place so you can prevent it from happening again, and this can take a little bit of work. Start by looking over your logs, which might give you some hints.

--Jason

**rashad** · 12-10-2006, 09:33 PM

Thank you Jason, I will change it right now, and I will try to find out what cause that Failed.
I hope that problem will be resolved.

This is my report:

- SIM Log:
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: NETWORK is online.
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: FTP service is online.
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: HTTP service is online.
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: DNS service is online.
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: SSH service is online.
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: MYSQL service is offline.
[12/11/06 00:45:01]: Restarted MYSQL service (10 MYSQL events today).
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: LOAD 0.13 (status good)
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: NETWORK is online.
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: FTP service is online.
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: HTTP service is online.
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: DNS service is online.
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: SSH service is online.
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: MYSQL service is offline.
[12/11/06 00:50:01]: Restarted MYSQL service (11 MYSQL events today).

**homoludens** · 12-11-2006, 05:10 AM

My Virtuozzo Panel always says that mysql and httpd are down.

WHM often misreports the status of httpd as well, particularly on restart.

Unless you have other evidence for failed services (ie. your website's not working) then you may just be tilting at windmills.

**JPC-Veena** · 12-11-2006, 05:33 AM

Virtuozzo panel cannot identify mysql and http server status for cpanel servers. You should be looking at whm -> service status, well, the best is to just load your ip at http://ipaddresshere and see if it works

Its possible mysql is probably down on your vps. Please open a support ticket if you need help with this.

**rashad** · 12-11-2006, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by jason

The simple answer is to check the boxes next to the processes that are showing read in the second image and then click the start button to start them.
--Jason

The problem Still there

**JPC-Masood** · 12-11-2006, 11:49 AM

Originally Posted by rashad

The problem Still there

Which problem? The vzpp or whm?

**rashad** · 12-11-2006, 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by homoludens

Unless you have other evidence for failed services (ie. your website's not working) then you may just be tilting at windmills.

All my clients sites R working fine .

**JPC-Masood** · 12-11-2006, 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by rashad

All my clients sites R working fine .

Then it means httpd is up and running.

**rashad** · 12-11-2006, 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by masood

Which problem? The vzpp or whm?

The vzpp & whm !

**homoludens** · 12-11-2006, 11:59 AM

Originally Posted by rashad

The vzpp & whm !

Unfortunately (in my experience) neither of these are reliable indicators. If a page that requires a mysql connection is being served, then httpd and mysqld are both working, irrespective of any "service status indicators".