[horde] apache owes

[Eric Rostetter]

Quoting RYAN vAN GINNEKEN <rmvg at computerking.ca>:

> Ok i have been tring to figure out what is happening with horde i

See my previous email.

> virtual servers.  After i installed horde  my  webservers are down
> infact apache is down i got these messages in my httpd-errorlog

Horde or silkymail?

Horde itself should not touch your web server in any way.  It should
not cause any problems like you are saying.  Silkymail on the other
hand is a different issue.

> [Fri Jul 25 02:27:46 2003] [warn] child process 11595 still did not
> exit, sending a SIGTERM

Your existing apache processes won't terminate.  Kill them, or reboot, or
something to get rid of them.

> [Fri Jul 25 02:27:48 2003] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down

See my previous posting for how to kill off the processes after this
point, and clean up any lock/state/cache files.
 
> and this in my syslog when i try to start apache2
> Jul 25 16:31:48 v20 /kernel: pid 48425 (httpd), uid 0: exited on signal
> 11 (core dumped)

You've got a core dump.  Find out why and fix it.  Try going general apache
debugging like "apachectl configtest" and so on.  Ask for help on an apache
mailing list or from your vendor since this is not Horde related.

> i noticed that there are now two httpd.conf files

That is a bad sign.

> usr/local/etc/apache2/httpd.conf    this is my original file
> /usr/local/www/silkymail/silkymail/apache2/httpd.conf  this is the new
> file i am confused pleas help

Find out which file it is using.  Sync the two if needed.  Or fix your 
apache config.  Sounds like it installed two apaches, in two different
locations, and they are probably stomping on each other.  In any case
not a Horde problem.  You really need to seek help elsewhere.

-- 
Eric Rostetter
The Department of Physics
The University of Texas at Austin
 
Why get even? Get odd!