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Ah, I normally link /usr/local/apache to /etc/httpd. Then
you have the best of both worlds. I thought the newer DSO version of
FrontPage defaulted to /etc/httpd I like the DSO version a lot, as it
allows me to upgrade around FrontPage and not worry about compatibility issues
with the mod-*'s
Joel
Heh, well, this was Debian. But all the Redhat
boxes I work on have only stuff in /etc/httpd/conf/{srm,access}.conf by
default, assuming the httpd RPMs are installed. The only things in
/usr/local/apache/* are things I've installed in either Redhat or Debian. I
don't see any reference to /usr/local/apache/etc in the fp_install.sh script
either, so I guess it's hardcoded somewhere (though I don't see it in the
source, so who knows). Whatever the case, for people getting that error, it
might be something to try. To see if it's looking for some other
file:
strace -s1024 -ff -o httpd -e \!brk httpd -X
&
and the grep for the httpd.<pid> of the
fpexe process and see what pathname it's complaining
about.
>Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2004 19:33:39 -0500 From: "joel" < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE:
[Apache-FP] ap_content_length_filter: apr_bucket_read() failed To:
"'Apache Frontpage support list'" < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>, < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Message-ID:
< [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Content-Type:
text/plain; charset="us-ascii" I thought they came stock as empty
files. Every RedHat server I ever worked on has them. or it's defined in
httpd.conf as /dev/null Joel
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