Hi! I'm kind of new to Debian. After a bit of trouble, I got things
(including Apache) to work the way I expected. Then I decided to
install PHP4 and troubles began. The PHP4 package install offered to
run apacheconfig. I did this, and then apache wouldn't start. The
weird thing is that it gives errors like:
Syntax error on line 70 of /etc/apache/httpd.conf:
Invalid command 'ExtendedStatus', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a
module not included in the server configuration
This seems strange because this doesn't seem like something that PHP4
would have changed. I looked up the apache docs and it says this is
something from mod_status. Did apt-get somehow clobber the Apache
modules? Is there a good way to undo the damage? I already tried
purging Apache and PHP4 (and MailMan, which was dependent on Apache)
and then reinstalling just Apache, but no dice. I also tried running
"apt-get check" to check dependencies, but it thinks everything is
fine.
Thanks!
Jen
P.S. I started using Debian because of apt-get, but it seems like it's
causing more problems than not ... is there a good reference on this?
I've searched the Web and looked at the Debian Web site, and also read
through ORA's "Learning Debian GNU/Linux", but it hasn't been too
helpful.
Thanks!
Jen
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