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On 09/17/2003 04:33 AM eugene@fsck.net (Eugene Lee) wrote:

>Again, this is a warning, not an error.  With sudo, "apachectl start"
>gets run as root, so you do not encounter the previous errors.  And at
>this point, Apache is running.

Thanks, I doublechecked and Apache is really running. I suppose that the ServerName does not matter, if I'll be using it as a local Webserver.

Thanks for your quick help,
Holger