Re: [MLUG] gentoo apache2 dhcp error

[Shawn Parker <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

never mind, i'm an idiot. 2 days of being sick must have fried something 
important in my head.

i forgot to add the *sis900* module to 
/etc/modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6 for my nic.

although, it is interesting that it works fine without that until you 
try to start apache or mysql at boot.

anyway...solved. sorry for the time.

Shawn Parker wrote:

>
> 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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