Re: F9: http error_log issues

g wrote:

Daniel B. Thurman wrote:

1) Why is there a core dump?  Where can I find the file and how
     can I determine why httpd is core dumping?

message is that core dump size has been raised, not that there is an
actual core dump.

you will get a core dump when something goes wrong and can not continue.
see 'man core'.

run 'sudo find / -name core -print|sort>00-core.0001' to save to a file
for viewing to see if you have any core dumps.

a file will have a name of 'core' and may be rather large. by using
'ls -l /path/to/dump/core' and 'file /path/to/dump/core'  will tell you
if it is a core dump

disregard names found in;
 /dev/core
 /lib/modules/*
 /proc/sys/net/core
 /usr/java/jdk*

2) Is it normal for httpd to be running as unconfined_u ?

http://docs.fedoraproject.org/selinux-user-guide/f10/en-US/sect-Security-Enhanced_Linux-Targeted_Policy-Unconfined_Processes.html

google 'unconfined_u' for more

3) Why is avahi causing a D-BUS error?

good question. from /var/log try;

 sudo grep -i d-bus *|less
 sudo grep -i avahi *|less

and look for messages with times corresponding to when
'/var/log/httpd/error_log' shows errors.

for help with avahi, you can find what is in doc and man with;

'locate avahi|grep man' and 'locate avahi|grep doc'

hth.

(3) Avahi Issues:

It always happens when I (re)start httpd:
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t_new() failed: An unexpected D-Bus error occured
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Perhaps therein lies the problem below?

How does one test Avahi integrity, without being forced to reinstall
avahi and *many* other dependencies?
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Dan

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