Sorry, but I did check the correct conf file. Apache runs here with both -d
and -f flags and a "ps -x" shows both. As I mentioned when I ran the -S
flag it showed the NameVirtualHost block, and then showed it removed.
Apache was reinstalled after FreeBSD with the current distribution from
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You did not test #1. If you run "httpd -S" without the correct -f
option, you are testing httpd.conf. (FreeBSD's Apache httpd defaults
to "/usr/local/etc/apache/httpd.conf".) httpd.conf will not affect
your production server if your init scripts use the -f option.
The best scenario matching the s
Thanks.
1) I'm sure it's the correct conf file, I removed the entire
NameVirtualHost section and checked with httpd -S to see that they were
gone after a -HUP. Then I put them back and checked it again.
2) I mentioned I'm using FreeBSD. It is always the same hosts that work, I
added them
1. Which VirtualHosts work should change when you change the order of
the entries. Are you certain you are editing the correct
configuration file? Rename the configuration file and restart the
server to verify. Apache httpd will error without the configuration
file. If the server starts properl
I'm running apache 1.3 on a FreeBSD box. I've just started using
NameVirtualHosts for about 100 web sites. There are other web sites on the
server using individual IP addresses. The
containers are all identical except for the info pertinent to each domain
name and directory, they were ALL
