Apache on Boot

[Salvatore Domenick Desiano]

o Let's see, I just did a new apache2 install the other day and ran into this
o problem too. here's what worked for me:
o 
o 	- The ultimate problem, which I found by trying to start apache2
o manually using "apachectl start" was that there is no httpd.conf by default.
o (When you try to start apache, it tells you this).

It took me a minute to figure this out, but I found this earlier, so 
it's got to be somehting else. (without this, Apache can't be started 
manually, either). Something, I think, is preventing daemondo from 
starting the server, but I don't see a facility by which daemondo could 
tell me what is wrong.

-- Sal
smile.




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  Salvatore Domenick Desiano
    Doctoral Candidate
      Robotics Institute
        Carnegie Mellon University

On Sat, 6 Jan 2007, James Berry wrote:

o 
o On Jan 6, 2007, at 9:11 PM, Salvatore Domenick Desiano wrote:
o 
o > What is the current wisdom on getting the MP apache2 port start on boot? My
o > install is in good shape, runs when started manually, and has a daemondo
o > that runs on boot, but the server never comes up. I searched the archive,
o > but no dice.
o 
o Hi Sal,
o 
o 
o 	- Once I copied httpd.conf.sample to httpd.conf, it started right up.
o 
o Hope that works for you.
o 
o James
o 
o 
o > 
o > Thoughts?
o > 
o > -- Sal
o > smile.
o > 
o > 
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o >  Salvatore Domenick Desiano
o >    Doctoral Candidate
o >      Robotics Institute
o >        Carnegie Mellon University
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