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I get this error, any ideas, thankx!
Authored by: janpeeters on Jan 10, '03 01:02:14PM
Hi happy as I was with this goodie I installed it on Mac OS X Server 10.2.3 and now my webserver won't start anymore. The log gives the following errordescription. Any ideas for a workaround, Thankx for a reply, Jan Peeters
Syntax error on line 1432 of /etc/httpd/httpd.conf: Cannot load /Library/WebServer/libexec/httpd/mod_rendezvous.so into server: (reason unknown) /usr/sbin/apachectl start: httpd could not be started

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No problem:
Authored by: holgerw on Jan 10, '03 01:24:18PM

edit your Configfile in Terminal and comment out the 2 "mod_rendevous" lines with leading ##.

Type in your Terminal:

sudo pico /etc/httpd/httpd.conf

(give your admin passwd)
and scroll down or "crtl" w for find "rendevous"

and wait for an new version of the binary....



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No luck
Authored by: janpeeters on Jan 10, '03 03:42:06PM

Hi Holger, thanks for replying. I looked in the file you mentioned but ctrl-w and even searching it manually gave no results. Is there another httpd file that is used by OS X server. I've also looked in httpd_macosxserver.conf but even there no luck. Have you got a clue where to look then

Thanks for your help anyway!!!

Jan Peeters



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Succeeded
Authored by: janpeeters on Jan 10, '03 03:47:01PM

I opened the file in BBEdit, and at last I found it. Sorry! Thankx Jan Peeters



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I get this error, any ideas, thankx!
Authored by: sardu_mac on Jan 10, '03 08:36:31PM
Removing the line from the config (as I see by the other comments, you've done) will cure the error. But as to why you couldn't load it... Have you recompiled apache yourself? If so, see if you've got mod_so support: % /usr/sbin/httpd -l Compiled-in modules: http_core.c mod_so.c If you've got that, the output of /usr/sbin/httpd -V would be the next place to look for reasons.

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I get it too
Authored by: Xeo on Jan 11, '03 05:09:27AM

I'm also trying to run it under OS X Server (Apache 1.3.26). I get the same error as the above person. I guess this doesn't work with OS X Server's installation. I did not compile from source. Nothing seems to be out of the ordinary. httpd -l and httpd -V seem to have correct output but I don't know exactly what I'm looking for.



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