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Error: Unable to make action: Unable to manage service by websrvmng: websrvmng: Servi

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Mircea Gabriel Stoian

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Syntax error on line 95 of /var/www/vhosts/reyservices.es/conf/httpd.include:
can't get fastcgi file info: dynamic, errno: 2
websrvmng: Service /etc/init.d/httpd failed to restart


I can help someone???????????
 
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I'm with the same problem.

While trying to enable the httpd from Plesk it gives the next error:
Error: Unable to make action: Unable to manage service by websrvmng: websrvmng: Service /etc/init.d/httpd failed to restart ('--start', 'web')

Also gives the same error with the config file of the virtual host.

Someone knows a solution??
 
Hello,

Take a look at the Knowledge Base article

Apache cannot be started with error "can't get fastcgi file info: dynamic, errno: 2"
http://kb.odin.com/en/6380

Regards,
Denis
 
This worked for me

I had this problem.

Nothing at all had changed on the server, all I knew was that things were getting slower and slower and eventually things just crashed.

I restarted mysql, didn't help. Restarted Apache, well tried to and it wouldn't restart. Tried all sorts of command line stuff which really was unnecessary.

After a few hours I found that there were 2 log files in a website root folder - both around 300 gigabytes!!

/your_website_root_folder/statistics/logs

I FTP'd in to get rid of the files, you'll need to chmod 0777 the statistics folder and logs folder and log files that you want to delete or work on.

Remember to replace the log files as either blank files or whatever you need to do.

I rebooted my server and life was back to normal again - phew!
 
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