: Windows Vista support?
The apache is running as service. Maybe it is inportant that I have tested
that on
RC 2. Not on the final version of Vista.
Just out of interest in the light of my other mails, do you have User
Account Control (UAC) switched on or off? If you have have it on, do
you
Mario Brandt wrote:
First off, the apache install tries to create the conf directories
and subsequent conf files as the install progresses.
Vista throws a fit and wont create the files, presum. due to permissions.
If you can, grab the configuration files from a different install and copy
I've already overcome the difficulties of *installing* apache, much as
you describe below, and I also found that if you create a batch file to
run the MSI and then run that batch file as an administrator (using the
runas command) then things work better. I'll add this to the Wiki
later after
I had 2.2.4 working on Vista RC2 but it has expired (no cash to upgrade :p)
I did have UAC off and I installed it as I usually do by compiling the
source and running httpd.exe -k install.
I've had someone report that opening and admin console (cmd.exe with
admin rights) works aswel. But you
Hello,
Using Apache 1.x I had it running in a command prompt (i.e. just typing
apache.exe), but the service wouldn't start.
I never tried 1.x. For myself I think it is out of date.
Using Apache 2.2.4, I can't start it either way so far.
Do you actually have the server *running* on Vista, either
I can run it in a command prompt
I installed the latest 2.2.4-ssl on Vista business. Log file attached
in a seperate email to wrowe. The following 2 command windows popped up
for service install and service start:
Installing the Apache2 service
(OS 5)Access is denied. : Failed to open the
Steve Hay wrote:
I've already overcome the difficulties of *installing* apache, much as
you describe below, and I also found that if you create a batch file to
run the MSI and then run that batch file as an administrator (using the
runas command) then things work better. I'll add this to the
Your comment about UAC rang a bell for me. I'd forgotten about that. So
I just tried turning UAC off and tried a fresh installation and now it
all works fine! The configuration files are all created correctly, the
service gets installed, and even starts up OK!
The really weird thing is that
I also had the same two errors for service install service start, plus
a load of other errors that flashed past very quickly which I think were
errors about configuration files not getting created.
All three sets of errors went away when I tried again with UAC turned
off. I'll send Bill logs
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Steve Hay wrote:
I've already overcome the difficulties of *installing* apache, much as
you describe below, and I also found that if you create a batch file to
run the MSI and then run that batch file as an administrator (using the
runas command) then things work
Mario Brandt wrote:
Hello,
Using Apache 1.x I had it running in a command prompt (i.e. just typing
apache.exe), but the service wouldn't start.
I never tried 1.x. For myself I think it is out of date.
Using Apache 2.2.4, I can't start it either way so far.
Do you actually have the server
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