Jason-
The REASON I told him to reboot, and i don't mean an actual reboot
in the windows sense, soft rebooting works fine, is because I have found
that apache, if not compiled properly, somtimes munges it's init scripts. A
SOFT reboot works fine, rerun lilo, which will re-initiate inted and the
rest of the init scripts.
Sorry for the confusion.
-jesse
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jason Brooke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 7:26 PM
> To: CF-Linux
> Subject: Re: Install Problems
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> > I highly suggest you reboot, theoretically, apache will clean up the
> PID
> > files and cycle cleanly.
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> Apache was telling him that there was no PID files, which probably
> either means Apache was not running, or his startup script that he's
> using is looking in the wrong place for the PID files. More likely the
> former, because the message clearly stated that it didn't find the PID
> file, so just started Apache. It's because he ran the script with the
> 'restart' parameter when apache wasn't already running. It checked for
> the PID files, reported not finding them, so simply started apache
> instead of killing it and restarting it.
>
> Peter - I suggest you don't learn to fix such things by rebooting,
> otherwise you may as well just go and use windows.
>
> jason
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