/usr/share/doc/php4/README.Debian.gz suggests not only the things you have tried (although on my system the file is called
/tmp/session_mm_apache0.sem (with 600 perms)), but also that it may be related to php4-cgi




Other caveats
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* Problem with module and php4-cgi


PHP Fatal error: Unable to start session mm module in Unknown on line 0

1) Remove /tmp/session_mm.sem or give access permission to the user running php4.
2) increase the limit on shared memmory (echo "33554432" > /proc/sys/kernel/shmmax).
This is mainly needed on non-i386 archs. The default is 8MB, but that seems too low.




What happens if you uninstall the php4-cgi package? Will apache start?

Occasionally, there have been problems with the load order of the php4 modules. Try changing the order in the php.ini file.

Look for the extension lines, e.g.,

extension=imap.so
extension=mysql.so


Luck



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