pyApache install

[chibaA at TinterlogD.Tcom]

The only error that I receive (when using apachectl start) is:

/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl start: httpd could not be started
[root at linux apache_1.3.12]#

If I just try it as ./httpd, then I get "Segmentation Fault".  

I figured the defaults would at least allow me to compile correctly
(compile for make, and make install work fine - with no errors; it
just makes a faulty executable!?!) -- but I guess not.

Re: could gcc be too new?  Maybe I suppose.  But would RH distribute a
gcc that would be incompatible with compiling something as standard as
apache?  (6.2 I believe is the newest, I have RH6.1).  I'd imagine
more people would have problems doing simple things as I - if that
were the case.  Actually, I remember I had to copy some .h files into
my include directories (WAY back..).  Is there anyway to reinstall all
of the GCC files & includes?  (ie. where might I find the package to
do so?

Thanks for all your help,

kc




On Tue, 16 May 2000 08:21:10 +0000 (GMT), Oleg Broytmann
<phd at phd.russ.ru> wrote:

>On Tue, 16 May 2000 chibaA at TinterlogD.Tcom wrote:
>> I'm having problems figuring out how to install pyApache.  Actually,
>> the root of it might have something to do with problems getting the
>> compiled apache server to run.  If anyone has successfully recompiled
>> apache with pyapache (or.. even recompiled apache), could you lend me
>> a hand here?
>
>   I did it many times, pretty successfully.
>
>> Basically, if I try and run ./configure, everything goes well (and
>> seemingly imports modules & stuff fine), the installation finishes,
>> and the apache directory & executables are all there.  I go to run
>> apachectl start - and it gives me an unable to start message.  If I
>> just try running ./httpd, it just says segmentation fault.
>
>   Any more details? Any error message?
>
>> Any ideas?  I'm running RH6.1, I have the rpm version of apache
>> 1.3.9-4 running already (but I killed the process while trying the
>> rebuilt one).  I compiled (with and without pyapache) using apache
>> 1.3.9 (and for kicks, tried 1.3.12 as well) - but the same problem
>> each time (segmentation fault).  When I type gcc -v, it returns gcc
>> version egcs-2.91.66 (which I assume is new enough - came with RH6.1).
>
>   May be it is TOO new? I use gcc-2.7.2.3 and 2.8.1...
>
>Oleg.            (All opinions are mine and not of my employer)
>---- 
>    Oleg Broytmann      Foundation for Effective Policies      phd at phd.russ.ru
>           Programmers don't die, they just GOSUB without RETURN.
>
>