heh...I see your confusion (and everyone else's)
There's no such thing as httpd -X on Windows. It's one server that's
multi-threaded. A completely differnet model to UNIX.
You don't have to do httpd -X because mod_perl on Windows Apache is kind of
crippled anyway. It will ONLY run with one perl interpreter with serialized
access to it. So you are already experiencing the equivalent of debug mode
(httpd -X) when you run on Apache for Windows.
No extra work necessary.
At 09:45 AM 6/18/01 -0500, Purcell, Scott wrote:
>Hello,
>I wrote a little bit ago about trying to not fork my Apache server. I want
>to run only a single child. Anyway, I got three terrific responses, but have
>no clue what they mean.
>
>I am on Apache NT4.0 and am learning. Anyway, some of the responses I got
>for setting a single process were:
>type:
>/path/to/apache/dir/httpd -X
>
>I have been through my install trying to execute a httpd at the command
>line, but I am making no connection.
>
>Could someone please explain a litle more in detail what I should do on a NT
>system and what the httpd is (exe?);
>
>Thanks
>
>Scott Purcell
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