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I installed apache for the Arch Linux 2007.08 version. The modified config files are full of errors. There are multiple Listen 80 directives that prevent apache from starting. There are redundant/ambiguous/conflicting scriptalias directives too, that produce a large number of warnings. At the same time there are LoadModule directives uncommented that load the same module multiple times, and produce yet another stream of warnings. Is there any solution to this problem? Can I just revert to the vanilla apache config files without incurring penalties for using the botched config scripts in Arch Linux 2007.08. Thanks.
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You can use any config files you want, of course. If you have a problem with the default Arch config, please post a bug report.
FYI, I have just grepped the default Arch config files, and I could only find one occurrence of 'Listen 80'.
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>>> If you have a problem with the default Arch config, please post a bug report.
The problem is that I don't know for sure if it is true. I asked a contractor of mine to do the apache installation, and it may be an issue related to maladministration on his side. So, let me remove apache entirely from the disk image, re-install and see if the problem occurs again.
>>> FYI, I have just grepped the default Arch config files, and I could only find one occurrence of 'Listen 80'.
You make me doubt about this problem now. I had to get rid of lots of warnings and errors, including multiple 'Listen 80' directives. The installation may also be mishandled on our side. Let me doublecheck before I confirm what really happened.
Thanks for your answer. I will work on the re-installation of apache in the 2007.08 image and confirm if the problem can be reproduced.
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