At 21:12 -0600 4/1/02, Chris Devers wrote: >Thanks, but I read it twice & now three times, and I still don't get it. >Why does setting up SSL mode boots of Apache get easier when you boot into >single user mode, as opposed to just doing "sudo pico /etc/hostconfig" and >then rebooting without the extra, slow step? I believe that there has to >be a good reason to do it this way, but like I say, I don't see the point.
It sounded to me like when he had Apache set up to use SSL and it couldn't start Apache because of misconfigured SSL, the "Starting Apache" startup item never completes: At 21:36 -0500 4/1/02, Bill -Sx- Jones wrote: >During the reboot you notice it is trying to load apache - and it waits and >waits and ... You get the picture... This means that he can never even get to loginwindow, and so he can't use pico to edit /etc/hostconfig. adam --
