why it is unavailable???

20-0 - 0/0/1 . 0.01 22774 17 0.0 0.00 0.01 64.174.186.89 (unavailable) GET /hosting.html HTTP/1.1
21-0 - 0/0/3 . 0.00 22773 0 0.0 0.00 0.01 64.174.186.89 (unavailable) GET /usm[1].gif HTTP/1.1
22-0 - 0/0/3 . 0.01 22773 9 0.0 0.00 0.01 64.174.186.89 (unavailable) GET /top.gif HTTP/1.1



why it is that?



jenny

Using TransferLog or CustomLog? How does your LogFormat line look like? If CustomLog, show us all the LogFormat lines right before your CustomLog line.

<VirtualHost 192.168.1.199:9090>
DocumentRoot /var/www/html/myserver

ServerAdmin myserver@myserver.com
ServerAlias myserver.com
##### 28th March 2001 myserver.com and www.myserver.com will pointing the same area
#AddHandler cgi-script .cgi
#ScriptAlias /cgi/ /var/apache/htdocs/www/myserver/cgi-bin/
#Transferlog log/myserver_transfer.log
#ErrorLog log/myserver_error.log
#CustomLog log/myserver_access.log common
ServerName www.myserver.com
ServerPath /myserver
</VirtualHost>


I wish I could go into the log directory and check what was wrong.
But the three stmts gave me error and I have to mark them. so I do not know what has happened?
I do not know why they are wrong, and when I marked them then ./httpd restart is ok.



jenny.

Jenny, I need to see the LogFormat line, not the ones you provided. The reason is that, everyone's LogFormat might vary, so I have no clue what the (unavailable) field was.

>> then ./httpd restart is ok

You should not start/stop/restart Apache with httpd, use apachectl at all time.

Hey, I thought you were gonna come over to California to visit me so we can discuss our code red fight back

#!
cd /etc/httpd/conf
vi httpd.conf
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart
cd /usr/sbin
./httpd -S
./httpd -v
./httpd -t
echo "Apache restarted"
in solaris I use apachectl but not redhat 7.0, I use 9090 now!


those area ( log format line) are untouched myself.
from roma to california, who is paying the ticket???

jennifer

>> >> who is paying the ticket?

<-- this guy

>> those area ( log format line) are untouched myself

Even it's untouched, yours could be the same as other people who run Redhat, but obviously might be different from mine. So can you show us the line?