Re: apache cannot load libphp4.so
On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 at 09:58:00 +0000, Joost De Cock wrote:
>
> It seems to me like there is a problem with the script that's starting apache
> (the init script). That doesn't mean the the server isn't ok.
> Try starting apache from the command line (find the apache executable, on my
> system it's '/usr/sbin/apache').
> Launch it from the command line, you will get the output on your terminal.
>
# /usr/sbin/apache
Illegal instruction
> That should give you an idea of the server's status. The error you included is
> complaining that the command to start apache is broken, but apache may be
> fine.
>
> If it is, try fixing the init script (should be at /etc/init.d/apache)
>
Why should I "fix" the init script which works ok if apache is not
forced to load libphp4.so?
Why should I fix the init script which works ok on my laptop?
I do not have the knowledge to modify the init script.
I suppose I should not file a bug since nobody supported that hypothesis.
I suspect all this is about my old crap machine: during installation I
was _not_ able to boot the debian 2.4.18bf24 kernel installed on the hd
and I had to compile a debian kernel 2.4.24 package on my laptop for it
and run base-config from rescue mode debian cds. In addition, during the
install the machine sometimes complained about "corrupted" packages
which were not: I had to use some 3.0r0 cds in replacement.
Thanks for responding...
Saluti, Mauro.
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