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Apache "file size limit exceeded"

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chrisw09

chrisw09

IS-IT--Management
Nov 23, 2005
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My apache server shutdown about an hour ago and won't start after a reboot. After some investigation i found that my error_log file was huge. I deleted it, rebooted the server but i am still getting the error below when i run apachectl:

./apachectl: line 100: 1371 File size limit exceeded$HTTPD -k $ARGV

It's apache 2.0.54
Any ideas?
 
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Solved my own problem. Sorry for the post. It was the apache-tomcat (/usr/local/tomcat/logs/mod_jk.log) log file. It reached 2gig and shut apache down. I cleared it and apache is back running fine...
 
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