The actual error message: mod_unique_id: Unable to find IPv4 address of "claus_og_christina". Configuration failed. I entered an entry in /etc/hosts as suggested. And now it works
Tirsdag den 14. oktober 2003 17:17 skrev Andrew Gaffney: > Claus Ladekj�r Wilson wrote: > > If I have an entrance in /etc/hostname apache2 won't start. Do I need > > /etc/hostname? How do I configure things so that apache2 will start > > anyway? (Boot process complains that an entrance in /etc/hostname is > > missing) > > What is the actual error message? What is probably happening is that the > hostname that apache is set to use can't be resolved into an IP address. > Add an entry into /etc/hosts that looks like: > > 1.2.3.4 hostname hostname.domain > > where the first part is your IP address and the other parts are pretty self > explanatory. -- Venlig hilsen / Greetings from Claus L. Wilson, Linux mdk91 Sdr. Boulevard 226, st.tv 5000 Odense C tlf. 66191050 / mob. 61665543 -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
