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Posted by David Haynes on 04/03/06 23:32
voronwae wrote:
> Hi folks. Either I'm missing something really obvious (most likely) or
> I'm missing something really subtle. I've been building up a machine
> as an IMP webmail server, with php 5.1.2, cyrus-sasl, openldap, imap,
> fileinfo, mod_perl, sqlite, horde, Berkeley DB and PostgreSQL, among
> others, on top of an old Potatoe machine that was already alive and in
> production so I just went with it. Everything worked great up until
> the installation of fileinfo, which I abruptly decided to install after
> everything else was up and running and Horde's test.php screen was
> already up and displaying features.
>
> At that point (after installing fileinfo with PECL) Apache 1.3.34
> bailed on me, refusing to start (or restart) with no error message
> whatsever. I can't find a trace of an error message in either Apache's
> logs or any of the system logs. If I comment out PHP's LoadModule and
> AddModule lines in my httpd.conf, Apache starts just fine. If I
> uncomment them, Apache refuses to start. "Apachectl start" comes back
> and says that httpd is up and running, but "ps -aux" doesn't show any
> Apache processes. I had initially started with the latest stable
> snapshot of PHP, but I blew away /usr/local/lib/php and reinstalled
> 5.1.2 just in case that was the problem, with identical results.
>
> Somewhere on this system is file that's poisonous, I think, but what
> gets me is that I don't even get any error logs. Does anybody have any
> ideas for troubleshooting?
>
> Thanks in advance!
> voronwae
>
What do your LoadModule and AddModule lines look like?
Silly question:
You are using "ps -aux | grep httpd" right?
Can you run echo "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" | php from the command line?
-david-
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