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<0> Newbee9: do you have virtual hosts?
<1> nope
<0> also: apachectl configtest
<0> and tail -f /var/log/apache/error.log
<0> or whatever log file is.
<1> bronaugh: Your saying run a command apachectl configtest
<1> #apachectl configtest
<1> like that?
<0> yes.
<1> one sec
<1> bronaugh: It stated could not determine fully qualified domain name 127.0.0.1 ( which I'm guessing is ok since I never set one up ) and that "Syntax OK"
<0> ok. so that much is right.
<0> so tail the logs.
<1> doing so now
<2> hi all, exist a command for undelete a file?
<1> question I have a /var/log/httpd/error_log is that the file you want me to tail
<0> yeah, that'd be it.
<1> everything states ok and then it states that I shut it down ( which I did before I changed the port )
<1> would you like the error I get when I try stateing apache
<0> sure
<0> rafb.net/paste/
<1> again all I have done so far is change the Listen to 8008
<1> ok one sec
<1> http://rafb.net/paste/results/qMsdD385.html
<1> bronaugh I think that's the link
<3> how can i rename an file in linux?
<1> bronaugh: The reason I chose 8008 for the port, was because in /etc/services there was an entry "httpd-alt 8008
<1> Seraphim: mv filename filename.new
<3> rename, not move
<3> ?
<0> Newbee9: something's already bound 8008
<1> that's how ya do it
<0> try using netstat -tlpn
<0> find out what.
<1> one sec will do
<3> 10x
<1> bronaugh well I did see an entry for httpd-alt 8008tcp/ip in /etc/services. I thought that meant use port 8008 as an alternate
<1> let me try another.
<0> 81 is popular...
<1> k
<1> let me try that
<1> bronaugh: same error for 81
<1> I tryed multiple ports also just now, 4000, 1020, 1025 - I get the same error for all.
<1> Is there some other setting or file that needs to be edited or updated.
<0> just a guess but.. try loading ipv6 module?
<1> uggg: bronaugh if you were going to do it is that all you would have done.
<1> I have no idea where to find or install ipv6
<0> just a kernel module. modprobe ipv6
<0> see if it load.s
<1> oh ok
<1> nope loaded the module, #modprobe ipv6 ( took it just fine ) ran ./S85httpd start and I get the error
<1> Note: I'm trying to run the command from the script in /etc/rc.d/rc5.d
<0> yeah that shouldn't be making any difference.
<0> try apachectl start
<1> save error
<1> man
<4> can someone help me fix some mysql tables,pls ?
<1> there must be some other file or something
<1> that needs to be set to the new port
<0> ohh... maybe you can't write to the logs
<0> check that.
<1> umm how
<1> should I be looking at /var/log/httpd/error_log again
<0> yes
<1> nothing same old entrys.
<1> it's definitly got to do with changing that port becuase I just changed the Listen back to Listen 80 and it started right up!
<5> Isn't that supposed to be 8080?
<1> huhh No I just set it back to the default port 80 for http
<1> Viking667: I'm trying to change the port that apache listens on. I set the "Listen" param to "Listen 81" etc and then the problem is Apache won't start.
<1> I gett the error listed on this link http://rafb.net/paste/results/qMsdD385.html
<0> this is driving me insane.
<5> ah huh. Why won't it start? logs in /var/log/httpd?
<4> does someone pls know how to fix a mysql table ?
<5> right.
<5> seems funny.
<5> thesefirah: not me, sorry.
<0> ok wtf.
<0> this form is submitting twice. or Moz is submitting it twice.
<1> Well I will just have to keep plugging away at it thanks for the help
<0> and it's valid HTML, etc.
<0> uhh... I have a really creeepy feeling.
<4> np..
<0> ok that's the wierdest bug I've ever seen.
<0> for future reference, guys, don't leave a src attribute in a script tag empty.
<0> it will source the current page
<0> (sure makes a lot of sense... yeah...)
<0> heh
<0> sup
<6> fighting with imap append mode but think i just figured it out
<0> colo
<0> err, cool.
<7> dang, I am ticked off, there is no fricken way to get this serial modem to work. I don't think the setserial command actually works
<6> i know what to do now to figure out how to come up with the number they want :)
<0> quantum4: external modem, serial?
<7> bronaugh, it is an internal isa modem
<5> bronaugh: internal.
<0> quantum4: ok. is it set to PnP or is it jumpered?
<7> I checked on the modem and there is a jumper for the irq,
<7> I don't think it supports pnp
<5> ahh. I did suggest pnpdump, but he's on FC3 and there's apparently a issue
<0> a surprising number do, even that far back.
<5> yup.
<0> I think there's a /proc entry for it.
<7> bronaugh, well if I take off the jumper does that men pnp?
<5> bronaugh: hrm? Foer a serial modem?
<0> quantum4: might or might not. I don't know your particular modem.
<0> Viking667: no, for pnp
<7> it is a us robotics
<5> ah huh.
<0> quantum4: yeah, the last USR I owned was external... so can't help much there. the one before that was a winmodebm.
<7> well I set the jumper on irq 7
<5> oehhh.
<5> That's the printer port.
<7> well I can't figure out how to find a free port
<0> quantum4: if you haven't disabled the printer port life's about to get -very- interesting for you.
<5> you have anything else on irq 3 or 4?
<7> well I think the externail serial 1 and 2 are on 3 and 4
<7> is there a way to disable one of those
<0> quantum4: go into the BIOS and disable serial port 2.
<5> then set the irq on the modem to 3
<0> quantum4: set up the onboard serial port 1 as COM1, set up the modem as 2f8/irq3
<0> I -think- 2f8 is right but I don't remember anymore.
<5> it is.
<8> dont forget to reserve the irq in the bios
<7> hmmm, didn't know that serial ports are in the bios
<0> tojoe: ooo... point.
<0> quantum4: tojoe has a really good point.
<5> quantum4: sometimes they're there
<5> quantum4: you have an AWARD bios?
<5> or an AMI Bios?
<7> hang on
<5> nemmind if you have to reboot just to find out
<7> well i have to change the jumper anyway
<7> it is on another pc though
<5> ah huh.
<7> looks like compaq bios
<0> how old is this machine?
<7> pentium 500 series, pretty old
<0> ok, not -that- old.
<0> should be able to do what you need.
<0> if not it'll have dip switches or jumpers.
<7> ok the pnp bios reconizes the us robotics modem
<7> doesn't give an irq though
<7> there is a plug and play audiodrive whatever the heck that is an the us robotics sporster showing up in the isa pnp devices section of the bios
<0> quantum4: so the modem -is- pnp.
<0> (ok that's jumping to conclusions...)
<7> bronaugh, I really don't know, I do have a jumper on the irq for it, maybe I should take that off and see what happens then
<0> quantum4: why not read the manual for the modem?
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