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Subject: Re: public_html pages stopped serving [fixed]
Date: Sat, 25 May 2002 18:03:42 -0500
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David, et.al.:

Thanks for the help guys.  I found the problem.  When the filesystem filled,
it somehow left the password file with the wrong permissions.  When I
corrected the permissions on it, the webserver was back to working
completely.  I guess a good symptom for the archive since I couldn't find
anythingt on it when searching.  Bad /etc/passwd permissions = can't serve
~public_html.

At least all this prodded me to update my Apache rpm <g>.

Thanks again very much for the suggestions and help.
Scott


> > Hi scott,
> Scott what happens when you run apachectl configtest,
> either from a dos prompt or menu options under windows.
>
> David



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