(08-11-2018, 03:45 PM)mungujakisa Wrote: Thanks TGates, your direction helped me to solve this mystery. Apparently SSL added the erronous lines as a global entry and this file was faithfully replicating it everytime I added a new domain or removed one. I don't know if it's the certificate manager that did this or Lets Encrypt that I was testing. I corrected the errors in the global entry via Sentora panel and now all is well!Glad that helped you to solve your issue!
(08-11-2018, 03:45 PM)mungujakisa Wrote: Another mystery I have to resolve is why apache needs a reboot like every three to four days, it just gets an error and shows a database connection error.That is odd. Apache shouldn't shut down because of a MySQL issue. Are you sure MySQL is not shutting down? Have you checked your available disk space? The logs can get very large and eat up a lot of storage space which will cause MySQL to crash.
Check the MySQL log, apache log and syslog to help you find out what is going on.
