Make sure you have apache running in the proper order at bootup (prefixed with
the right number in most cases). If you run out of order, you might be catching
it before the network services are brought online.
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I'm hoping for some insight and suggestions on this one...
Our apache /etc/init.d (very straightforward, by the way) works when you
execute it by hand, but does not function correctly during a system boot.
During boot, we receive the following errors (only the IP address has been
changed in the
