>>>> Benjamin Trott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/8/00 4:23:12 PM >>>
>> For some reason I usually
>> need to start Apache 4-5 times before it actually "sticks" and starts.
>
>What do you mean by "sticks"? You mean, when it doesn't "work", Apache isn't
running?
Exactly. It says httpd started but, form what I cant tell, it starts up really
quickly, then exits.
> What happens when you do httpd -S (should show the configured virtual
> hosts)?
Show's everything correctly, but it also shows:
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar.
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar.
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar.
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar.
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar.
Right before the VirtualHost configuration. I just noticed that when it gives ~16 of
those lines, apache won't start. Less, it starts fine...
>> One other weirdness.. when I startup Apache, I get a bunch of "unreferenced
>> and undefined" warnings. Those are evident in the ServerConfig.pm below.
> You mean the @VirtualHost = ( undef, undef, ... ) stuff?
Yes, that bothers me.
>This is because of the following line:
>
>> $VirtualHost{$ip}[++$#VirtualHost] = {
>
>Where you write $#VirtualHost, that's the *array* @VirtualHost; it's not the
>number of elements in @{ $VirtualHost{$ip} }. See the difference? Each time
>you increment $#VirtualHost, you
... got cut off.. I increment the array not the elements??
>It'd be possible to get the number of elements in @{ $VirtualHost{$ip} } and
>increment that etc. But why not just use push?
>
> push @{ $VirtualHost{$ip} }, { ... };
>
>Much easier, yes?
>
>Same thing here:
>
>> $NameVirtualHost[++$#NameVirtualHost] = $ip;
>
> push @NameVirtualHost, $ip;
Hmmm, something doesn't make sense here. I originally used push, but the previous
data got overwritten. I'll try it again tonight and report back..
Thank you!
Alexey Zilber
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