Apache Server Admin no longer working
Ute Hoffmann
u.hoffmann at tt-pixelmind.com
Sun Apr 29 02:00:51 PDT 2007
Hallo,
I got a Mac OS X 10.4.x Server machine. On this machine we have defined
a number of virtual hosts. From a certain day on the Webserver Admin
Tool would no longer show the virtual hosts (or any sites).
The sites run all as expected, going into terminal and putting in:
apachectl configtest I get Syntax ok, but as apache is up and running
as expected, this seems logical.
That was changed by me in terminal:
- I inserted the webobjects module in from of the rewrite module in the
httpd.conf file. The modules are al shown correctly in WebServer Apache
Admin-Tool, so I assume this is not part of the problem.
- I inserted into some of the virtual hosts a rewrite directive in
terminal (as I saw no way to insert it via Server Admin tool. I have
another machine (Xserver) running, also Mac OS X 10.4.x and I have
exactly the same configuration there and ... I can see all virtual
hosts in the server admin tool. I checked the config files for the
virtual hosts in both servers and they have the same structure and the
rewrite part I entered via terminal in both servers are identical (have
identcal structure).
Now: I thought it would help to try to create a new virtual host on the
server, where no virtual hosts are shown any more via Server Admin Tool.
The new virthost could not be saved. Error: The error page must be
defined. I did define a error page in the new vitrual host. I did
define a error page in all existing virtual hosts. There is no general
error-page defined in httpd.conf, but this is so in both servers, the
one where the server admin tool shows the virtual hosts and in the on
where no virtual hosts are seen...
The only difference I can see is this:
Working server virtual_host_global.conf
Listen IP:443
NameVirtualHost IP:443
Listen IP:16080
NameVirtualHost IP:16080
virtual_host_global.conf on Server not showing virtual hosts:
Listen IP:80
NameVirtualHost IP:80
Suppose the IP is correct in both servers. Can someone comment on this
or has an idea where to look for the problem next, or whether the
difference in virtual_host_global.conf could be part/the problem?
Thanks a lot for your help. I have to get this working again (not for
my use, I'm happy with terminal) but for someone else, who needs it.
Regards,
Ute
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