[ale] Apache mystery - SOLUTION

[Sergio Chaves]

A ps aux | grep httpd returned only
the httpd-perl processes.

Killed the httpd process -> service httpd stop
Started httpd with -> /usr/sbin/httpd

It works :o)

Sergio



Sergio Chaves wrote:

> I just tried on my Mandrake 10 community
> and had the same results.
> Server is up and running but failed to connect.
>
> A quick look on error.log says "can not allocate shared memory".
>
>
>>On Mon, 12 Apr 2004, Jim Philips wrote:
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>>>I installed Apache 1.3.29 on my Fedora Core 1 system. I can start the server
>>>just fine and it's running without errors. But when I try to connect to
>>>localhost with a browser, I get:
>>>
>>>An error occurred while loading http://localhost:
>>>Could not connect to host localhost
>>>
>>>There are no errors in the Apache logs. Indeed, nothing has happened on the
>>>server at all. I disabled my firewall and tried again. Same result. My
>>>hosts.allow file is set to allow everything from 127.0.0.1. I'm totally
>>>    
>>>
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