Oops spelling mistake :
#rc-update del apache default
this is to remove apache reference to your default init script, not
postfix as i originally posted (dangers of copy/paste google!)
Quoting "Stuart Mathews" <[email protected]>:
Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi all,
I need to actually learn a little Gentoo stuff. Thanks in advance.
On my wife's machine there's an error message at boot time which says
/etc/init.d/apache2 missing
or something to that effect. Now I think I installed apache2 a long
time ago looking at some mythtv option but that's no longer used and
apache isn't on the system. However she gets this message at boot
time.
Searching around I didn't see anything obvious about why this
happens. There's nothing sowing up with rc-update. However there is a
file
/etc/runlevels/default/apache2
which I suspect is involved. Is it? Is it left over from some earlier
ebuild that didn't remove it? Can I remove it by hand and fix things
or is there some better tool for keeping this part of the machine
happy and healthy?
Thanks,
Mark
I broke my ibook with Gentoo a while back, so I can't test this out
for you but have you tried to reinstall apache and then uninstall it
cleanly?
It looks like you have an entry in your default startup init script
that looks for the apache init script and it cant find it ...
try this to remove this reference :
#rc-update del postfix default
Kind regards,
Stu
Kind regards,
Stuart
Kind regards,
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