> Ok let's try another approach... > apt-get install apache-common > this should bring apache-common to the latest version. > Add set -x to /usr/share/apache/postinst.common > apt-get install apache > (to trigger again it's postinst script, be aware that it will produce > quite a lot of output and we need to see all of it). > I really can't see where the problem is... OK. apache-common was already installed, so apt-get install apache-common made nothing. Chowing a -x to /usr/share/apache/postinst.common and then an apt-get install apache just keep giving the same error (that was unable to configure apache, etc). So, apt-get --purge remove apache apache-common All apache was removed. apt-get install apache apache-common Everything runs fine. It installed. apt-get install php4 worked good too. That looked very strange to me. I did a diff from the old /etc/apache and the new one. It's attached. Looking on it, I did not find something wrong. I have moved the old /etc/apache files to /etc/apache, overwriting the new installed and apache is perfect now. I really don't know what could be. The --purge only removes /etc/apache config files or it removes some other files too? I am thinking that the error could be on other files that are used internally to apt-get. Nelson
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