Re: apache no output

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Subject: Re: apache no output
From: James McKenzie <jjmckenzie51@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 21:57:14 -0700
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sly wrote:

none of the httpd commends output anything!
httpd -v  - nothing and so on...
what am i doing wrong?

Sly:

Are you doing this in the /usr/sbin directory? This is where httpd was installed on FC3. Do you have an /etc/httpd directory? This directory should have a conf file. If you do not, reinstall httpd from your Installation disks. If you have both of these installed, check the conf file to make sure that the file is not empty.

Also, if you downloaded Apache 2.0.52 from Apache, MAKE SURE THAT YOU DEINSTALL HTTPD INSTALLED BY FEDORA. There are reports that doing so will leave you with an unstable and unusable Apache and httpd installation.

Note: Apache is a installation using the source code downloaded from Apache.org and httpd is the rpm installation from Fedora Core 3.

James McKenzie

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