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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Marcus Leon <Ma...@baltimore.com> on 2002/08/08 20:45:58 UTC
Can you successfully run Apache 2 on Solaris?
Has anyone been able to get Apache 2 running on Solaris? We've had no luck.
When we start Apache:
-The Apache process (httpd) is started
-Apache listens on the specified port
-Control is not "returned" to the command prompt after running
"apachectl start". The command kind of hangs there.
-The logs are completely empty.
When you request a page through Apache from your browser, Apache
appears to try to deliver a response but it never gets to the browser.
Our config is Apache 2.0.39 on Solaris 8 running on Sun hardware.
Note that this Apache runs fine on Linux.
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Re: Can you successfully run Apache 2 on Solaris?
Posted by Chenthil Kumaran I <ic...@india.adventnet.com>.
Hello everybody. It is my first posting. I do face the same problem reported by
Marcus in solaris8 machine . But the same apache(2.0.39 source compiled) is working
fine with solaris7 without any user/group change. And i could be able to port the
apache build in solaris7 to a box running solaris8 and it is working fine.
The work-around we are following now for building apache2.0.39 in solaris 8 is by
configuring apache with disable-thread option. Something like ./configure
--prefix=/dir/to/install --disable-thread.
I am not sure of its impact on the server build this way. Any clues for this
behavior?
Chenthil
Charles Heizer wrote:
> If it compiles and installs fine it should work. The only real gotcha I
> found was, check the httpd user and group. The group has to be changed to an
> actual group. I just set it to nobody.
>
> - Charles
>
> On 8/8/02 11:45 AM, "Marcus Leon" <Ma...@baltimore.com> wrote:
>
> > Has anyone been able to get Apache 2 running on Solaris? We've had no luck.
> >
> > When we start Apache:
> > -The Apache process (httpd) is started
> > -Apache listens on the specified port
> > -Control is not "returned" to the command prompt after running
> > "apachectl start". The command kind of hangs there.
> > -The logs are completely empty.
> >
> > When you request a page through Apache from your browser, Apache
> > appears to try to deliver a response but it never gets to the browser.
> >
> > Our config is Apache 2.0.39 on Solaris 8 running on Sun hardware.
> > Note that this Apache runs fine on Linux.
> >
> >
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Re: Can you successfully run Apache 2 on Solaris?
Posted by Charles Heizer <he...@llnl.gov>.
If it compiles and installs fine it should work. The only real gotcha I
found was, check the httpd user and group. The group has to be changed to an
actual group. I just set it to nobody.
- Charles
On 8/8/02 11:45 AM, "Marcus Leon" <Ma...@baltimore.com> wrote:
> Has anyone been able to get Apache 2 running on Solaris? We've had no luck.
>
> When we start Apache:
> -The Apache process (httpd) is started
> -Apache listens on the specified port
> -Control is not "returned" to the command prompt after running
> "apachectl start". The command kind of hangs there.
> -The logs are completely empty.
>
> When you request a page through Apache from your browser, Apache
> appears to try to deliver a response but it never gets to the browser.
>
> Our config is Apache 2.0.39 on Solaris 8 running on Sun hardware.
> Note that this Apache runs fine on Linux.
>
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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