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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Scott Haneda <li...@newgeo.com> on 2002/02/11 01:24:50 UTC
Re: Funny stuff in my logs (last call :-) )
on 2/9/02 9:15 PM, Steven Pierce at pagedev1@speakeasy.net wrote:
> Sorry that I could not be more help. One issue that I had thought of
> is that are you having it look for a file that is not there. Have you also
> tried to access the site with a machine and see if there is a specific place
> you go when the error happens??
>
> I was thinking that maybe someone is trying to access the site and
> it is going to a page that is not there...
Thanks for the help Steven
Here is a summarization of where I am at now....
First I did a grep -r 'statfs\ failed' \r /
To see if any files on the entire apache server had that line in it, if it
did, I could see where any why it was reporting this to to apache log,
nothing showed up.
I thought maybe it was in a binary and I would not be able to read it with
grep, so off to download the source :-)
Got source on Perl, Php, Apache
Grepped out all those, and nothing at all either.
I ran tail on the error_log while watching the site requests, and I saw
nothing that correspnds with the lines in the error logs.
Geberally, a apachectl graceful, will restart the server, and then, in about
15 seconds, I get 4 lines in the error_log
statfs failed because: No such file or directory
statfs failed because: No such file or directory
statfs failed because: No such file or directory
statfs failed because: No such file or directory
Then nothing for a while, maybe 5 minutes, then a few more, sometimes more
than 4, sometimes less.
Had a few friends look into their error logs, all on OSX 10.1, and they also
are having this as well. I am going to make a guess here, all apple OSX
boxes are going to have this, any ideas where to go next?
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Re: Funny stuff in my logs (last call :-) )
Posted by Hasanuddin Tamir <sa...@trabas.com>.
On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, Hasanuddin Tamir <sa...@trabas.com> wrote,
> On Sun, 10 Feb 2002, Scott Haneda <li...@newgeo.com> wrote,
>
> > on 2/9/02 9:15 PM, Steven Pierce at pagedev1@speakeasy.net wrote:
> >
> > > Sorry that I could not be more help. One issue that I had thought of
> > > is that are you having it look for a file that is not there. Have you also
> > > tried to access the site with a machine and see if there is a specific place
> > > you go when the error happens??
> > >
> > > I was thinking that maybe someone is trying to access the site and
> > > it is going to a page that is not there...
> >
> > Thanks for the help Steven
> >
> > Here is a summarization of where I am at now....
> >
> > First I did a grep -r 'statfs\ failed' \r /
> > To see if any files on the entire apache server had that line in it, if it
> > did, I could see where any why it was reporting this to to apache log,
> > nothing showed up.
> >
> > I thought maybe it was in a binary and I would not be able to read it with
> > grep, so off to download the source :-)
> >
> > Got source on Perl, Php, Apache
> > Grepped out all those, and nothing at all either.
> >
> > I ran tail on the error_log while watching the site requests, and I saw
> > nothing that correspnds with the lines in the error logs.
> >
> > Geberally, a apachectl graceful, will restart the server, and then, in about
> > 15 seconds, I get 4 lines in the error_log
> > statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> > statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> > statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> > statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> >
> > Then nothing for a while, maybe 5 minutes, then a few more, sometimes more
> > than 4, sometimes less.
> >
> > Had a few friends look into their error logs, all on OSX 10.1, and they also
> > are having this as well. I am going to make a guess here, all apple OSX
> > boxes are going to have this, any ideas where to go next?
>
> The last thing I can think of is statfs is the name of C function. So I
> tried 'man statfs' in my Linux box. Here is the first sentence from
> DESCRIPTION section: "statfs returns information about a mounted file
> system".
>
> If this is your case, the question is: what is it trying to stat.
>From perl-5.6.1 source tree:
$ grep -r statfs *.[ch]
perl.c: * Preferred order: fstatvfs(), fstatfs(), ustat()+getmnt(),
getmntent().
perl.c: * fstatfs() is 4.3 BSD.
perl.c: struct statfs stfs;
perl.c: check_okay = fstatfs(fd, &stfs) == 0;
perl.c:# endif /* fstatfs */
perl.h:# include <sys/mount.h> /* for *BSD f?statfs() */
perl.h:# include <sys/statfs.h> /* for some statfs() */
perl.h:# include <sys/vfs.h> /* for some statfs() */
Nothing from apache 1.3.22 source tree.
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Re: Funny stuff in my logs (last call :-) )
Posted by Hasanuddin Tamir <sa...@trabas.com>.
On Sun, 10 Feb 2002, Scott Haneda <li...@newgeo.com> wrote,
> on 2/9/02 9:15 PM, Steven Pierce at pagedev1@speakeasy.net wrote:
>
> > Sorry that I could not be more help. One issue that I had thought of
> > is that are you having it look for a file that is not there. Have you also
> > tried to access the site with a machine and see if there is a specific place
> > you go when the error happens??
> >
> > I was thinking that maybe someone is trying to access the site and
> > it is going to a page that is not there...
>
> Thanks for the help Steven
>
> Here is a summarization of where I am at now....
>
> First I did a grep -r 'statfs\ failed' \r /
> To see if any files on the entire apache server had that line in it, if it
> did, I could see where any why it was reporting this to to apache log,
> nothing showed up.
>
> I thought maybe it was in a binary and I would not be able to read it with
> grep, so off to download the source :-)
>
> Got source on Perl, Php, Apache
> Grepped out all those, and nothing at all either.
>
> I ran tail on the error_log while watching the site requests, and I saw
> nothing that correspnds with the lines in the error logs.
>
> Geberally, a apachectl graceful, will restart the server, and then, in about
> 15 seconds, I get 4 lines in the error_log
> statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> statfs failed because: No such file or directory
> statfs failed because: No such file or directory
>
> Then nothing for a while, maybe 5 minutes, then a few more, sometimes more
> than 4, sometimes less.
>
> Had a few friends look into their error logs, all on OSX 10.1, and they also
> are having this as well. I am going to make a guess here, all apple OSX
> boxes are going to have this, any ideas where to go next?
The last thing I can think of is statfs is the name of C function. So I
tried 'man statfs' in my Linux box. Here is the first sentence from
DESCRIPTION section: "statfs returns information about a mounted file
system".
If this is your case, the question is: what is it trying to stat.
hth
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