[MLUG] gentoo apache2 dhcp error

[Shawn Parker <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

ok, here is a weird one...

i just did a fresh install of gentoo 2004.3 (kernel-2.6.10-gentoo-r6). 
everything goes well. stage-1 install. everything emerged and compiled 
fresh from the servers. i reboot, log in, create a standard user and add 
sshd to the default start-up (ala rc-update). reboot, log in from my 
desktop via putty and start working on the box remotely.

here is where the problem starts. i install apache2 and configure it. 
after i add it to the default start-up (again, via rc-update; nothing 
tricky here) i start it (/etc/init.d/apache2 start) without rebooting 
and test it from a remote box. apache works fine. now, when i reboot the 
new server, dhcp and networking fail to load on boot, the warning i get 
during the boot up is dhcp failed, sshd failed and apache2 failed. if i 
remove apache2 from the default start-up, it works again.

am i missing something new with apache2 and gentoo? i've searched their 
forums and haven't found an exact match to my problem yet...

i am running a server at home which seems to work fine. why is apache2 
breaking the network initialization at boot?

i alway follow the handbook, even though i've installed gentoo a dozen 
times over the past year or so.

anyone else have this problem recently?

-- 
Shawn Parker
Network Administrator
Cumulus Media
Columbia, Missouri - KBXR, KFRU, KOQL, KPLA
Jefferson City, Missouri - KBBM, KJMO, KLIK
573-449-4141 Ext: 331

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