John-Andrew Minniti wrote:
> If I include the LoadModule php3_module and AddModule mod_php3.c The
> following is in my log file:
>
> =Begin log file
>
> [Sat Jul 22 09:24:37 2000] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down
> [Sat Jul 22 09:24:40 2000] [info] mod_unique_id: using ip addr 64.65.0.44
Sigterm... that's weird. I don't know any situation that has the OS
send these. And we're not sending them, of course.
Try this: shut down apache, and do
# gdb /path/to/httpd
then
(gdb) run -X
and let's see where it ends. If it stops with anything but 'program
exited normally', type 'where' and let's see what that delivers.
> The Host table is as follows:
Looks good.
> NameVirtualHost 64.65.0.44
> <VirtualHost 64.65.0.44>
> ServerName ns.transworldhosting.com
> ServerAdmin admin
> DocumentRoot /home/sites/home/web
> RewriteEngine on
> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^64.65.0.44(:80)?$
> RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^ns.transworldhosting.com(:80)?$
> RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://ns.transworldhosting.com/$1
I'm not entirely sure what this does but wouldn't a "canonicalname on"
do the same? Not related to anything of course.
> NameVirtualHost 64.65.0.44:8101
> <VirtualHost 64.65.0.44:8101>
> ServerName www.transworldhosting.com
> Port 8101
> </VirtualHost>
This looks OK.
> The server restarts apparently without problem
OK.
> I don't know what I was writing, must have been late last night.... I meant
> to say that I reinstalled MySQL and PHP (well really uninstalled PHP and
> installed Midgard-PHP)
OK.
> I hope this is all the information you wanted... I know its a lot.....
> Probably in the end it will just be a stupid mistake on my part.
I don't know. I haven't seen apache dying of a sigterm before. We'll
find out.
Emile
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