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Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2009 11:48:01 +0200
From: Jordi Moles <jordi@cdmon.com>
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Subject: [users@httpd] create errorlog folder

Hi,

I'm sorry if this has been discussed before, but I've been looking 
through this list's archive and found nothing related to it.

anyway... the thing is that I'm running a web server, with multiple 
domains running on a virtual-host set up.

Each domain name has its own error_log file, through the ErrorLog 
directive in the individual conf file.

For some reason (I'm trying to find out), the path where the error_log 
file is kept gets deleted from time to time i some of the domains (each 
one has its own errorlog folder). After that, when i perform a 
configtest, apache doesn't complain, but when i run graceful, it stops 
working as to apache this is a major problem.

So... i just would like to know if i can do something to avoid this from 
happening... may be can i set up apache so that a message like "errorlog 
file does not exist" appears in the configtest and not only in the 
graceful itself? may be can i make apache create that folder if it 
doesn't exist? may be can i make apache ignore that problem and consider 
it like a warning and not error?

I know that apache is able to create a new error_log file if it doesn't 
find one and has the right privileges, but it fails to create the 
folder. I guess this is the normal and expected behaviour, i just need 
to know if i can make it behave as i need.

Thanks in advance.

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