Hi Group!

I am using a Red Hat Linux ES 3 server where PHP running with APACHE &
MySQL & SAMBA.

last few days I notice that the server suddenly stoped [ It's 2-3
times every day & when I use with a good Hard ware configuration & My
other linux server running cool on that configuration]. I already
cleared the log files of DATABASE & APACHE. But Still I faceing the
problem

> is there any log file created on LINUX OS itself.
or, some thing else.


Please help me.

Sukalyan <emgnt@rediffmail.com> did eloquently scribble:
> Hi Group!

> I am using a Red Hat Linux ES 3 server where PHP running with APACHE &
> MySQL & SAMBA.

> last few days I notice that the server suddenly stoped [ It's 2-3
> times every day & when I use with a good Hard ware configuration & My
> other linux server running cool on that configuration]. I already
> cleared the log files of DATABASE & APACHE. But Still I faceing the
> problem

What do you mean stopped?
Do you mean the whole OS froze or reset?
Do you mean one of the servers RUNNING on the machine stopped responding or
stopped running?
If so, which server? You mentioned 3 in your post, samba, mysql and apache.
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Sukalyan <emgnt@rediffmail.com>:
>
> I am using a Red Hat Linux ES 3 server where PHP running with APACHE &
> MySQL & SAMBA.
>
> last few days I notice that the server suddenly stoped [ It's 2-3
> times every day & when I use with a good Hard ware configuration & My
> other linux server running cool on that configuration]. I already
> cleared the log files of DATABASE & APACHE. But Still I faceing the
> problem
>
> Is there any log file created on LINUX OS itself.

Have you never heard of /var/log ?!? I find it helpful to search
"messages" for "restart", then work backwards to what caused it to
hang. Another useful one is "dmesg".


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