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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Cybersystem <cy...@web.de> on 2002/04/20 13:08:57 UTC
problems with apache 2.0.35
hello, i installed apache 2.0.35 on my debian server, yesterday, and when i type ./apachectl start, i get this output:
/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl start: httpd started
i think that's right, but if i go on http://localhost, i get an error 404..
the output in the log is:
[emerg] (22)Invalid argument: Couldn't set permissions on cross-process lock
so, where is the problem?
thx and
bye Sascha
(sorry, for the bad english)
RE: Test - is the list still up? Please ignore.
Posted by Matt Hillebrand <ma...@medmarket.com>.
Yeah, it works.
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|Odd not seeing any messages for 8 hours. Just testing that
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Test - is the list still up? Please ignore.
Posted by Jay Turberville <ja...@studio522.com>.
Odd not seeing any messages for 8 hours. Just testing that the list is
working and that I am still receiving it.
Jay Turberville
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couldn't create child process: 22505 - Apache/2.0.35(Win32)
Posted by Jay Turberville <ja...@studio522.com>.
I get this when running any perl script from the folks who put together the
Ikonboard forum scripts. (http://www.ikonboard.com). I can, however, run a
simple printenv.pl script successfully.
This really looked like a server problem so I installed Apache 1.3.24 and I
can run the script fine (it also runs fine from the command line). In fact,
all of the Ikonboard software ran and installed quite smoothly via the web
browser configuration tools with 1.3. I'm running Activstate Perl 1.56 and
am using the same Perl installation regardless of which version of Apache is
running.
This is the Ikonboard test script curently "running" on Apache 2.0.35 at:
http://65.101.17.183:8000/cgi-bin/ibtest.pl
The results should look something like this:
http://65.101.17.183:8000/ibtest.html
You can see that Perl is working by going to:
http://65.101.17.183:8000/cgi-bin/printenv.pl
Any clues greatly appreciated. I would be happy to post any further info
that would be useful or run any reasonable tests. I am not a programmer, so
frankly I'm not up to modifying and compiling code at this time.
I'd rather run the latest Apache version since it is supposed to be better
optimized for the Win32 environment.
Thanks
Jay Turberville
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Re: problems with apache 2.0.35
Posted by Joshua Slive <jo...@slive.ca>.
Cybersystem wrote:
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> [emerg] (22)Invalid argument: Couldn't set permissions on cross-process lock
>
Check the User and Group directives in httpd.conf and make sure they
point to a real user and group.
Joshua.
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