Currently, Apache server is working perfectly:

Login/Switch to as root user:

Move to the httpd in log directory:
cd /var/log/httpd

Delete the log file:
rm -f access_log

So the log file has been deleted,now find the process number for main apache procees that owned by root:
ps aux | grep httpd

In this case, the pid for the main apache process is 1784.
Now lets list the file descriptors:
ls -lsa /proc/1784/fd

Stop the apache service:
service httpd stop

Now copy the access log file that is marked as deleted (In this case it is 7) into the log directory:
cp /proc/1784/fd/7 /var/log/httpd/access_log

Start the apache service again:
service httpd start

Access the webpage again from your server:

Verify the log file:
tail -f /var/log/httpd/access_log

It’s working
Hope this will help you!
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