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run the command: cat /etc/passwd | more have a look, do you have the user "apache" and the user "nobody" on your system? if not, try adding them without setting ...
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  1. 04-11-2003 #11
    jasonlambert
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    run the command:

    cat /etc/passwd | more

    have a look, do you have the user "apache" and the user "nobody" on your system? if not, try adding them without setting a password.

    Failing that, I would suggest you consider upgrading to 1.3.27 or 2.x

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    Failing that, I would suggest you consider upgrading to 1.3.27 or 2.x
    Will that carry his setttings forward vs uninstall and then install 1.3.27 or 2.x ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by fastlanwan
    Will that carry his setttings forward vs uninstall and then install 1.3.27 or 2.x ?
    From what i understand, he has never got his apache server running? Therefore, i dont see that any settings would need to be transfered? I would remove all traces of the old apache install, including the httpd.conf and then put a new version on.

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    So J is the cmd of
    apachectrl configtest
    a cmd line syntax checker of the httpd.conf file?
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    yes
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    Thanks, I think Apache common enough to add to the cmd line sticky. Any other Apache newbie cmd line stuff you think might be added?
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