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Posted by dbyy on 08/28/05 18:15
Thanks for you repsonse Andy.
re: windows log shows "server specific error 1" that's all.
re http.con file: can paste http.conf fle here. but evenr emoved all
comment lines, its still about 1000 lines long.
would it be possible to point me to etries that could be wrong?
Des apache like a EOF marker at the end of the http.conf file?
I endited this file with Multi-Edit and ME adds anEOF amreker at the of
the file. Could that cause the problems?
TIA
Fred
Andy Hassall <andy@andyh.co.uk> wrote in
news:bj63h191bk0v2s0tj480pj5apltktmdqeo@4ax.com:
> On Sat, 27 Aug 2005 18:08:39 GMT, dbyy <noname@fooled.com> wrote:
>
>>I hope (actually I'm sure) someone can help me to solve my problem.
>>
> [snip installation details]
>
> Nothing obviously wrong there, all looks OK to me at a glance.
>
>>My problem is, at that moment when I activate the entries in the
>>Apache http.conf file
>>related to PHP, the Apache service is not starting up when I reboot
>>the system.
>>It's reporting server specific error 1.
>
> Look in the Windows Event Log, specifically the Application log (it's
> under
> Administrative Tools in Control Panel).
>
> 95% of the time this is because you've made a mistake in httpd.conf;
> Apache
> will have put more details there.
>
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