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Do you mean on apache log ? <br />
I can´t access the files on /etc/log/apache2
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the only error I´m getting is : DocummentRoot index.php does not exist. But he is there.<br />
My server is intel I5 8Gb ram and Hard disk 500Gb.<br />
netstat -an &nbsp;| grep ':80' | wc -l &nbsp;shows me 297 connections<br />
what log do you want : error.log or access.log
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netstat -an |grep ':80'|grep -i &quot;established&quot; | wc -l &nbsp;= 56
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I looked at log files. I think my problems were with php code. So many erros. The programmer corrected all of them, now the site is ok. I´ll stay monitoring. thanks all
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My web server (linux debian/apache2) &nbsp;are stopping answer. I have to restart apache to get the site online again.<br />
How can I fix it ?
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My web server (linux debian/apache2)  are stopping answer. I have to restart apache to get the site online again.
How can I fix it ?

apache server stops

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Apache Web Server

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