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Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 09:23:57 -0700
From: "Steven Pierce" <pagedev1@speakeasy.net>
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Subject: [users@httpd] Error Starting Apache


Good Morning,

I am a newbie to Apache, but I have played with it a little.  I was able to=
 set up
apache on a Centos 4.2 box (used Centos version of Apache).  I got it=
 running
so that I could hit it from my internal network at 10.255.255.7.  I had=
 even got it
set up so that I could hit it with my external IP Address.  

So I one point it was working.  Then all of sudden I am getting an error=
 of:

Http failed The error was Stopping httpd [FAILED] starting httpd [FAILED].

So I have played with Google and one of the items that I found was it was
a "semaphores".  Now what I can find on this, states that it is a Kernel
issue.  So if that was the case why would it stop once it had been working.

I ran a httpd -t and it said that my conf files are fine.  I had thought=
 that maybe
my virtual host might have been messed up.  

When I originally set up my VH I had not closed it correctly.  So I did do=
 that.
One of the other items to note: Is that when I did the VH I had used the=
 same
IP as the machine.  Which has been removed.

So I am lost..

Thank you for help that can be provided.


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