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Date: Thu, 02 Oct 1997 15:42:10 -0400
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From: Louis-Philippe Alain <xenub@boisfrancs.qc.ca>
Subject: Apache Listen option
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Hi,
	Here's my problem with apache (at least I think it's with apache)... My
machine's ethernet IP is IP1, I made two aliases to this IP which we'll
call IP2 and IP3. IP2 is for a virtual web server and IP3 is for my FTP
server. So I don't want apache to answer on IP3. I used the Listen option
in httpd.conf (Listen IP1:80 Listen IP2:80) and then did a little killall
-HUP httpd to restart apache. It worked fine. Apache was answering only to
IP1 and IP2...

	I then rebooted my machine, apache didn't start! :( My IP aliases are set
in /etc/rc.local and apache is started from a script in
/usr/local/etc/rc.d/ which is set in /etc/rc.conf... I'm sure that the
problem is not with the script that start apache in itself cause I tried to
reconfigure apache as it was before and reboot my machine and apache
started fine. And the problem is not with the configuration of apache
itself cause when I execute apache after the boot process it work fine with
the Listen options I mentioned earlier.

	I think the problem could be that my IP aliases are not yet set when
apache try to start. So apache can't bind the tow IP cause they're not
there... So apache can't start. Could it be the problem? If not, what could
it be? If yes, how can I fix this?

Thanks a lot!

Louis-Philippe Alain