On Sun, 11 Mar 2007 14:49:47, Dan Shoop wrote:
>
> At 9:36 PM -0500 3/9/07, Devon Ferns wrote:
>>If only it were that simple. I'm having the same problem, my
>>hostconfig has that line in it and using Server Admin to turn it on
>>doesn't cause it to start up automatically on reboot.
>
> Then perhaps you have *different* problem, namely apache won't start
> not that it's not being told to start.
>From what Devon has stated, it's not clear which type of problem he's
having, but I can speak from personal experience when I say it's entirely
possible that OS X is not starting apache for another reason. I inherited
a server with similar symptoms (running 10.3) and tracked it down to
having two StartupItems both claiming to provide "Web Server":
"/Sys/Lib/SI/Apache/" and "/Lib/SI/Apache2/". OS X chose to run the
Apache2 StartupItem (Apache 2 was not correctly configured) rather than
the Apache StartupItem. Once I removed Apache2, it worked just fine. I
don't know it something similar could happen with launchd.
> What does `apachectl configtest` tell you?
I would certainly check this first.
>>My server isn't used for anything important so I haven't really
>>looked into what's going on.
>
> Then disregard any attempts to help. ;)
If you don't care to spend the time diagnosing your issue, why are you
telling us about it?
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