What do the error log messages mean?
For more info on log files see: httpd.apache.org/docs/logs.html Some common error log messages are: File does not exist Verify that the file exists and that httpd.conf is configured so that it can find it. Premature end of script headers This implies a CGI problem. Many things can cause this error message. Check file permissions. Check path to executable for example Perl in script header should be #!/opt/perl/bin/perl. Check script syntax. Try running the script from the command line. “Apache.pm” failed to load This is usually due to Perl binaries not being in the PATH. /opt/hpws/apache/bin/apachectl should set the environment variable PERL5LIB correctly. If you start Apache with /opt/hpws/bin/httpd instead and PERL5LIB is not set properly then you will get this error. SIGBUS or Segmentation fault This is a severe problem. Check for a bad module or configuration in recent additions to the Web Server Suite. Sometimes these problems only occur under heavy load. (233)No buffer space avail
