On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 3:09 PM, Steven Miller <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, > > > > I had Apache 2.2.16 running for a few years on my 2008 R2 server without > any problems. I left for vacation on 10/31 and found that upon my return, > beginning that same day (10/31), the Apache server could not start and a > 1067 error was returned. > I guess the 1067 error is that the service exited immediately? Check the Windows event log. See if httpd will run in a console Window (or else write useful error information to the console). > I searched the Windows logs and performed some other research including > confirmation that no other web server exists on this server (a “netstat > –an” returns no port 80 listener) before uninstalling 2.2.16 and attempting > to install 2.4. I extracted the .zip to C:\Apache24 and modified the > related PATH statement to reflect this location. At first when I tried to > launch httpd.exe I saw an error stating MSVCR110.dll is missing. As I > could find it nowhere on the server’s HD I downloaded it to the > C:\Apache24\bin folder. Now when I attempt to launch httpd.exe or run > httpd.exe –k install I get the error “The application was unable to start > correctly (0xc000007b).” > IIUC those Microsoft libraries need to be properly installed, and they get found via the registry instead of the usual DLL search. You also need to install one that matches the architecture of your Apache httpd build (32-bit or 64-bit). > I have researched this error but cannot find any information related to > Apache. I see that the Apache INSTALL.log file references an .msi download > (Windows Installer) so I would like to try installing it using that > method. However I cannot find an .msi download on any of the Apache > download sites listed on apache.org including the Apache Lounge. The > application we use the Apache server for, is a network graphing utility > called Cacti. I have posted on that forum about this issue but I have > received no response thus far. We have been without this network > utilization data, which we need to effectively manage our network, since > 10/31. > > > > Any assistance is MUCH appreciated. > > > > Thank you, > > > > Steve Miller > > Senior Network Systems Specialist > > City of Renton > > 425-430-6876 > > > -- Born in Roswell... married an alien... http://emptyhammock.com/
