Your problem seems two fold. One your using windows XP Home edition as a
development platform, so you are already handicapped wrt tools and
logging and software that more robust Windows platforms have (I know I
said Windows and robust in the same sentence).
But, I have a Windows 7 Ultimate laptop
Thanks for the reply, I was not aware of the dedicate subversion list. I have
already changed the require directive to use valid-user. I restarted Apache
and now have this message from Eclipse
Location Information has been specified incorrectly
Svn: Malformed XML
Keep Location Anyway
I know
-0800, Arthur Pesa wrote:
Thanks for the reply, I was not aware of the dedicate subversion list. I have
already changed the require directive to use valid-user. I restarted
Apache and now have this message from Eclipse
Location Information has been specified incorrectly
Svn: Malformed XML
Hello, I am finishing up my configuration for Apache/SVN and have one
last authorization quandary. I am on Ubuntu 10.04 with LAMP, SVN and
Eclipse comprising my dev environment. I have everything installed,
config'd and running except the last SVN configuration for
authorization. I have the
I have downloaded and compiled apache 2.2.4 on my Mac Powerbook G4 OS X
10.4.9. I did not make any significant changes to the httpd.conf file
initially. I started the server and it error¹d on startup with the following
messages in terminal. I am not getting anything relevant to this error in
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Arthur Pesa wrote:
I have downloaded and compiled apache 2.2.4 on my Mac Powerbook G4 OS X
10.4.9. I did not make any significant changes to the httpd.conf file
initially. I started the server and it error¹d on startup with the
following messages in terminal. I am not getting
version 1).
You might also try using the lsof command to determine whether
something else (like QuickTime Streaming Server) is using port 80.
Arthur Pesa wrote:
Thanks,
I compiled and installed apache2.2.4 in usr/local/apache2 (by default). I
have disabled Web Sharing in prefs from the start
be the root of
my problem.
Thanks for all your help,
-Pat
On 5/16/07 11:21 AM, Robert T Wyatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Arthur Pesa wrote:
Thanks for the additional insight. I think I have gotten past the startup
error. I cp'd /private/etc/httpd/httpd.conf to httpd.conf.bak. I then
restarted
