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<<SNIP>>

Obviously there are two LoadModule directives for php5_module in your
httpd.conf file. Remove one of them and the message will disappear.

Regards
Rambius


Also to be sure....

Check your /etc/rc.conf and make sure there is only one instance of 
apache started.

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