Thomas Schweikle a écrit :
In /var/log/messages the error did not show up --- it looks like
this is somewhere crunched in the startup script. Starting
apache directly I am prompted with: No such file or directory:
Failed to enable the 'httpready' Accept Filter
Any idea what this means?
The
François Conil schrieb:
Thomas Schweikle a écrit :
In /var/log/messages the error did not show up --- it looks like
this is somewhere crunched in the startup script. Starting
apache directly I am prompted with: No such file or directory:
Failed to enable the 'httpready' Accept Filter
Any
In /var/log/messages the error did not show up --- it looks like
this is somewhere crunched in the startup script. Starting
apache directly I am prompted with: No such file or directory:
Failed to enable the 'httpready' Accept Filter
Any idea what this means?
François Conil schrieb:
Thomas Schweikle a écrit :
Hi!
snip
Hello,
Try to look after a file named extensions.ini and comment out the
extensions that are loaded twice at startup.
OK. There where three PHP4 extensions duplicate:
imagick.so
fribidi.so
fileinfo.so
after removing the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Are you using an old mod_php4 compiled for Apache 2.0.xx?
No, I have compiled mod_php4 for apache 2.2.x from scratch (or
better I did: portupgrade -rRf php4 apache22 after
deinstalling apache 2.0.x then installing apache 2.2.x --- just
to make sure all depending
Thomas Schweikle a écrit :
François Conil schrieb:
Thomas Schweikle a écrit :
Hi!
snip
Hello,
Try to look after a file named extensions.ini and comment out the
extensions that are loaded twice at startup.
OK. There where three PHP4 extensions duplicate:
imagick.so
fribidi.so
