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I have moved from a working Apache 2.x install on a Win98 machine to a
clean install Windows XP where Apache 2.x installs fine but refuses to run as a service, or anything at all. The error reporting I keep on getting is: HTTPD: Syntax error on line 134 of i:/Apache2/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load i:/Apache2/modules/mod_access.so into server: The specified module could not be found. I have looked and looked and have found no solution I haven't tried to get Apache to start, but it does not. Even deleting and re-installing Apache does not solve the problem. Anyone have a clue on how to get Apache to run? Thanks Darius |
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[ Darius ]
> I have moved from a working Apache 2.x install on a Win98 machine to a > clean install Windows XP where Apache 2.x installs fine but refuses to > run as a service, or anything at all. > > The error reporting I keep on getting is: > > HTTPD: Syntax error on line 134 of i:/Apache2/conf/httpd.conf: > Cannot load i:/Apache2/modules/mod_access.so into server: The > specified module could not be found. I'm not really good with Windows, but shouldn't the loaded modules be named .dll instead of .so (unix/linux). Try checking your apache modules-directory (i:/Apache2/modules ?) for a "mod_access.dll", and if it exists update your httpd.conf to use the correct modulename. Rgds, Kenneth Svee |
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On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 10:10:46 +0200, Kenneth Svee scribed:
> I'm not really good with Windows, but shouldn't the loaded modules be > named .dll instead of .so (unix/linux). > > Try checking your apache modules-directory (i:/Apache2/modules ?) for > a "mod_access.dll", and if it exists update your httpd.conf to use the > correct modulename. Thanks :-). Shortly after you posted it was a pointer to find from much much googling, someone with a similar problem on their Linux setup. Some of the modules of old have been reworked and renamed. So the old modules did not come with the Apache install, and I had to edit httpd.conf for the modules new names. Apache now work fine. |
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