On Sat, 31 Jan 2004, David Morse wrote: > Maybe I apt-get remove'd apache, but forgot apache-common. I'm pretty > sure I didn't use a non-apt-get technique to remove.
apache-common doesn't contain the init script or the cronjobs so i don't think this is relevant in our case. > > > >>Hey, can you mail me the default /etc/init.d/apache ? > > > > > > It is inside the .deb. Just unpack it with dpkg. But i would suggest you > > to use apt-get to remove/install packages other than dpkg. > > Since you are installing try this: > > > > apt-get --purge remove apache-common > > apt-get install apache > > > > and let me know if this will solve the problem > > No, it didn't, but on the other hand, extracting /etc/init.d/apache > helped, so at least I'm rolling. hmmm.. i am afraid there is something seriously inconsistent in your system at this poing. > Another potentially wierd thing in this setup, is that roxen2 is already > running, and sitting on port 80. (I intend to run apache on 8080, > eventually). this is not an issue... just change the Port/Listen entries in httpd.conf other apache will refuse to start since port 80 is already in use. > If you would like, you can get ssh access to the machine and poke around. That would require me to have root access and to be able to perform tests installing/removing apache and i doubt you can provide that (of course you can than i will be glad to look at this problem [0]). But at this point in time i don't think it is an apache bug at all but something related to your system. Fabio [0] in case we can discuss this issue on private emails since there are ways that can ensure you some safety while performig this operations. -- Our mission: make IPv6 the default IP protocol "We are on a mission from God" - Elwood Blues http://www.itojun.org/paper/itojun-nanog-200210-ipv6isp/mgp00004.html
