Re: apache 1.3.28-4 on unstable
Sorry. I subscribed here at work and didn't read work email all weekend. I
did a little searching around the net after sending my email to the list
and thought it might be a problem w/ /etc/apache/modules.conf . I looked at
that file and an old httpd.conf and all seemed to be in order. However, I
ran /usr/sbin/modules-config apache again anyway. This command was in the
comments in the header of modules.conf. This isn't a production machine so
it wasn't urgent. This morning I restarted apache and all is good.
BTW, was someone suggesting that I should read the bug reports for every
package before going ahead with an ``apt-get -u dist-upgrade''. I suppose
if I were really cautious I would, but then I wouldn't be running unstable
would I ;-) Thanks for the help.
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Jeff Elkins
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Subject: Re: apache 1.3.28-4 on unstable
10/25/2003 11:20
PM
Please respond to
jeffelkins
On Saturday 25 October 2003 10:05 pm, W. Paul Mills wrote:
>>>Well, it is a known bug in the apache package, you should have checked.
>>>The basic problem is that the modules are inserted into modules.conf in
>>>reverse order.
>>>
>>>>Ouch, this just bit me too. Editing modules.conf didn't seem to work
>>>>What's a fix?
>
>For some reason I never saw this message from ??. Perhaps edited
>/etc/apache/modules.conf, but are running apache-perl and need to edit
>/etc/apache-perl/modules.conf? An easy mistake to make, as you can have
>both installed.
Fixed on my system. I re-created modules.conf by stripping out the
loadmodules
statements from an older httpd.conf > modules.conf
Jeff
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