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Subject: Can't Get Apache to Start
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:34:51 -0600
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I don't know how to check the logs to see if my Apache daemon was started.

I installed dhcp_3.0 , and I added a firewall script. I removed the firewall
and put back my ifpw rules to the same state as it once was. I realized my
Apache daemon was forced to close so I reactivated it. But when I do a port
scan port 80 isn't showing up and I am getting no errors when I reactivate.

Did the firewall or dhcp_3.0 change a system setting? I am thinking it's
more the firewall that changed something.

In my boot up I am also getting a "Additional daemons: syslogd
syslogd: No address associated with hostname"

I have a back up but I want to solve this problem so I know what I did
wrong.


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