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From: Zbynek ZDRAZIL <zby@post.cz>
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Subject: Can't stop apache properly
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I'm running FreeBSD 4.1.1 with original generic kernel as it was
installed from the CD.
I downloaded apache 1.3.9, compilled, installed configured and started
up. (/usr/local/apache/...)
It ran and responded with no problems.
Later, whenever I executed .../httpd stop and send a request right after
that, the deamon responds.
I try ps -ax | grep httpd and it is still there.
Not big deal. I simply kill the process to stop it.
I don't know whether it's a problem of the system or httpd (bug).
Couldn't find a similar solved problem for a couple of days on the
Internet either.
Any clues over there how to make this behavior prevent from occuring?
Where do I make mistake?
Thanx. Zbynek.


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