Re: RC1 installation report
Hi, On Sunday 12 August 2001 05:34, Stew Benedict wrote: On Sat, 11 Aug 2001, Phil Lavigna wrote: 1) Apache isn't working properly when mod_ssl is installed. There are no errors in Apache's error_log, and apachectl restart *seems* to work OK (aside from an extra long pause while starting up), but calling up Apache in a web browser returns Connection was refused when attempting to contact 127.0.0.1. I think you and I went over this in private mail when I patched mod_ssl. I never have been able to duplicate your error. I just went through the same set of patches in the pending security updates for 8.0 of apache/php, and I was able to connect to http://localhost as well as https://localhost? I'm experiencing the same problem on a different machine after a brand-new installation; this time it's an iMac. Can anyone on this list see if it's reproduceable on their machine? All I do is select the Web/FTP software group as seen here: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/PPC/Test/Install/Reco/pages/reco10.html Then from the desktop, try to access 127.0.0.1 in a web browser: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/Demo/Mandrake8.0/QuickLook/pages/features18.php3 If the browser displays an error message such as Could not connect to host, try uninstalling mod_ssl; then see if 127.0.0.1 displays Apache's default page. Thank you in advance for any help. I also don't see the long startup delay. Here is apachectl restart with mod_ssl installed: [root@localhost root]# apachectl restart Shutting down httpd-perl: [ OK ] Starting httpd-perl:[ OK ] Starting httpd: [ OK ] [ OK ] [ OK ] Those last two blank lines are where the delay is happening. And it's missing the step Shutting down httpd. -- Here is apachectl restart with the mod_ssl package removed: [root@localhost root]# apachectl restart Shutting down httpd-perl: [ OK ] Shutting down httpd:[ OK ] Starting httpd-perl:[ OK ] Starting httpd: [ OK ] [root@localhost root]# Bye, Phil
Re: RC1 installation report
I get the same behaviour. Might this be because no certificate is installed? I haven't actually checked the configuration ... I know a little about Apache, so I might take a look at this tomorrow or the day after. I do run a web design/production company, so I should know something about this, right? :) -Brice Phil Lavigna wrote: Hi, On Sunday 12 August 2001 05:34, Stew Benedict wrote: On Sat, 11 Aug 2001, Phil Lavigna wrote: 1) Apache isn't working properly when mod_ssl is installed. There are no errors in Apache's error_log, and apachectl restart *seems* to work OK (aside from an extra long pause while starting up), but calling up Apache in a web browser returns Connection was refused when attempting to contact 127.0.0.1. I think you and I went over this in private mail when I patched mod_ssl. I never have been able to duplicate your error. I just went through the same set of patches in the pending security updates for 8.0 of apache/php, and I was able to connect to http://localhost as well as https://localhost? I'm experiencing the same problem on a different machine after a brand-new installation; this time it's an iMac. Can anyone on this list see if it's reproduceable on their machine? All I do is select the Web/FTP software group as seen here: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/PPC/Test/Install/Reco/pages/reco10.html Then from the desktop, try to access 127.0.0.1 in a web browser: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/demos/Demo/Mandrake8.0/QuickLook/pages/features18.php3 If the browser displays an error message such as Could not connect to host, try uninstalling mod_ssl; then see if 127.0.0.1 displays Apache's default page. Thank you in advance for any help. I also don't see the long startup delay. Here is apachectl restart with mod_ssl installed: [root@localhost root]# apachectl restart Shutting down httpd-perl: [ OK ] Starting httpd-perl: [ OK ] Starting httpd:[ OK ] [ OK ] [ OK ] Those last two blank lines are where the delay is happening. And it's missing the step Shutting down httpd. -- Here is apachectl restart with the mod_ssl package removed: [root@localhost root]# apachectl restart Shutting down httpd-perl: [ OK ] Shutting down httpd: [ OK ] Starting httpd-perl: [ OK ] Starting httpd:[ OK ] [root@localhost root]# Bye, Phil
Re: RC1 installation report
Hi Brice, I get the same behaviour. Might this be because no certificate is installed? I haven't actually checked the configuration ... I know a little about Apache, so I might take a look at this tomorrow or the day after. I do run a web design/production company, so I should know something about this, right? :) Thank you for the confirmation; I thought I was overlooking something simple. Unfortunately I don't know enough about Apache to offer many troubleshooting tips, but thanks again for the feedback. See ya' Phil
