From: Brandon <
brpacecar@gmail.com>
> We currently have a VPS server which runs in a Virtuozzo container.
> CentOS 5, Apache 2.2.14
> /dev/vzfs 90G 78G 13G 87% /
> [root@production ~]# service httpd restart
> /dev/vzfs 90G 61G 30G 68% /
> However, a couple days later and I'm back in the same situation.
Log rotation not working right? I've seen exactly these symptoms when
logrotate's been misconfigured. You need to have logrotate do "apachectl
graceful" after it's rotated the logs; otherwise the httpds will have logfiles
still open even though logrotate's unlinked them. Check that first. You want
something like:
postrotate
/usr/sbin/apachectl graceful
...in the right section of your /etc/logrotate.d/apache file; modify for your
setup.
Disk quotas should be totally orthogonal to this particular problem, unless
something really weird is going on.
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