Hi Bird --
> > Look in your error logs and see if anything popped up on it when you try
> > to start it.
> >
>
> No. Nothing.
Ahh... The famous "Apache-won't-start-yet-logs-no-error" bug! I've been
there numerous times.
This is almost always related to mod_perl, specifically. Two things to
verify:
1. Is Apache/mod-perl compiled with the same Perl as is installed on the
server?
2. On start-up, can Apache/mod-perl find the modules you're trying to load?
Often, this problem can be solved by re-compiling Apache/mod-perl on the
server on which you want to run. Compiling Apache/mod-perl can be a bit
tricky. For starters, you want to avoid compiling mod_perl as a DSO -- this
is historically an unstable configuration. Here is what my Apache/mod-perl
looks like when it is compiled:
$ ./httpd -l
Compiled-in modules:
http_core.c
mod_so.c
mod_perl.c
To consistently build a working Apache/mod-perl, I've written a simple
Makefile which I'd be happy to share. (Email me off-list if you're
interested.)
I would also check in with the mod_perl mailing list. This is a well-known
problem, and they probably have more astute suggestions than I.
TTYL,
-Jesse-
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