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hellow , I have upgraded my apache to tomcat in my dedicated server. using following script /scripts/easyapache after dat i made some changed to make it java enable and loaded ...
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    security2_module error in httpd.conf on dedicated server

    hellow ,

    I have upgraded my apache to tomcat in my dedicated server. using following script
    /scripts/easyapache

    after dat i made some changed to make it java enable and loaded one module named mod_jk.so.

    now when i type this command to check my httpd.conf file
    #httpd -t
    it gives follwing error
    root@von [~]# httpd -t
    [Mon Mar 09 00:55:16 2009] [warn] module security2_module is already loaded, skipping
    Syntax OK

    Please help me . how to recover from it.

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    This is probably because httpd already loads the module mentioned. So specifying it in the file is not necessary.

    Or, it could have been specified twice.

    httpd -t just checks the syntax of the apache configuration files. If you get a syntax okay, that's fine.

    However, if you still wish to remove that message, try commenting out the loading for that particular module.
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