Help,,.

[anarbold]

Hello guys,,.
I need help with my little server(Fedora core 4).
I have a dedicated internet(real ip) line on my university.So I connected my computer with that connection( for a little server).And then I started my apache.It worls well.But sometimes my server goes down.And if it happened.I go to my university and restart that computer.So could you guys give me an advice.
Sorry about my bad English.

[jhetrick62]

I don't get what your specific question is.

Jeff

[anarbold]

Hmm...
I mean why my server sometimes goes down and how do I fix it?Just this.Noting else.This is my headache.ooh.

[woppa30]

Why does your server go down ?? Does it have a power out and doesn't start back up again when the power is restored ?? (BIOS setting for that normally)
Does Apache become unresponsive but the rest of the services are still running (can you ssh into the server even though Apache has stopped ??
Answering why the server goes down will allow people here to help you fix the problem. Without more information you could just have a very unreliable PSU or a stick or RAM that isn't seated properly into the motherboard.

[anarbold]

Why does your server go down ?? Does it have a power out and doesn't start back up again when the power is restored ?? (BIOS setting for that normally)
Does Apache become unresponsive but the rest of the services are still running (can you ssh into the server even though Apache has stopped ??
Answering why the server goes down will allow people here to help you fix the problem. Without more information you could just have a very unreliable PSU or a stick or RAM that isn't seated properly into the motherboard.
Sorry,,.
But I something left to write.
I think the reason is network.Because Apache is still working and there are not any network interface.So when I restart it it would be okay.And after that about one week sometimes longer time no network.I can't bescribe it exactly.In my case the reason is in the network configuration or ....

[woppa30]

if Apache is still running but you don't have a valid network interface that would, in my mind, indicate a faulty network card. I would replace it and go from there.