When I click the check box to activate the script displays a check box, changes to 'Off' to'', of departure and the gray color indicator turns orange. This lasts for about a second off again. Any thoughts? I require my local host back
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When I click the check box to activate the script displays a check box, changes to 'Off' to'', of departure and the gray color indicator turns orange. This lasts for about a second off again. Any thoughts? I require my local host back
I'm having the identical trouble. I tried replacing the file / opt/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf with / opt/local/apache2/conf/original/httpd.conf. On the other hand the web server is not functioning. Also confirm the permissions of httpd.conf and set the property in the system.
The location of my httpd.conf files were:
Code:/etc/apache2/httpd.conf
/etc/apache2/original/httpd.conf
I found the old file. Now what I have to move directory old httpd.conf? Let me know how to do it.
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Originally Posted by Emiliana
You almost certainly want to generate a copy of /etc/apache2/httpd.conf wherever else in case you require it later. Make certain that you are in actuality moving files rather than creating an alias.Code:Replace /etc/apache2/httpd.conf
With /etc/apache2/original/httpd.conf
I have the same trouble, except when I click start; it says it’s not running nevertheless the web service is working for the reason that I can access the site via http://localhost
I tried replacing the httpd.conf with that of / original, and I've tried to modify the name of httpd.conf. Default, none of these things worked (together did the checkbox vigorous nevertheless when you turn it off you be capable to turn it back on)
All I did was modify the "Computer Name" field at the top of the window to share! Hope this solves your troubles too!
In my case a module reference was made that no longer exists in Lion. Try to comment out the line in httpd.conf that says: Fastcgi_module LoadModule libexec/apache2/mod_fastcgi.so
Commenting on this line requires# at the start of the line. The file editing can be done with tools such as TextWrangler or Text Mate.
Since I did the sudo the trick that has been functioning for me, I make use of the httpd.conf installed in / private/etc/apache2, and have even turn out to be php5 and the debugger.
For the record, changing my httpd.conf file do the trick for me, but changing my computer name actually starts Apache, although not shown in the user interface.
When I challenge to do this in the terminal tell me that Apache is by now loaded and will not establish. Therefore, I killed and restarted the service in the terminal.
If you endeavor to make the state sudo / release / apachectl which will provide you a URL that you be able to paste into Safari to establish it - mine cannot locate the page. I’m critically bearing in mind leaving to go away with Lighttpd and Apache. Well done Apple!
I imagine the root cause of the trouble is that the settings for the daemon launch off of the box.
It is not enough to just change it to "false", apparently. I struggled with this for a while before I realized that it is necessary to completely eliminate this key to activate the devil.Code:Edit /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/org.apache.httpd.plist and remove the lines:
<Key>Disabled</key>
<true/>