DO NOT REPLY [Bug 10192] New: - Unable to debug configeration file due to change in apche 2.0 or above

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Unable to debug configeration file due to change in apche 2.0 or above

           Summary: Unable to debug configeration file due to change in
                    apche 2.0 or above
           Product: Apache httpd-2.0
           Version: 2.0.39
          Platform: Other
        OS/Version: Other
            Status: NEW
          Severity: Major
          Priority: Other
         Component: All
        AssignedTo: bugs@httpd.apache.org
        ReportedBy: Thomas.Calrke@tellmi.demon.co.uk


The 2.0 serise of apache for win 32 is quite impressive, however their is a 
small bug that needs to be addressed.

During the incorprotation of the apache monitor the test configeration commands 
restart, stop and start apache have changed.

They no longer wait for 20 seconds so that any valuable debuging infomation is 
displayed.

Is their a command that can be passed to apache to wait for 20 seconds in this 
circumstance or do i have to try and use cmd.exe or ms dos, which wouldn't work 
anyway. This is because it is compiled for win 32 and wilnot run on dos.

This seems quite silly but trying to hit the brake key at 12 o'clock in the 
evening is not the easist of things.

Especily just to find out that i foregot to uncomment the end of the proxy 
module directive. Don't laugh it's quite hard to do this sort of thing that 
late in the evening.

Anyway this needs to be sorted somehow. I would of thought that the apache 
toolbox would come up with error messages if the configeration is incorrect. Is 
that just too obvious?

Little things like this could help make apache a viable alternative!

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