[MLUG] Non-deterministic behavior

[Mark Haidekker <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

On Monday 01 August 2005 11:32, McNutt, Justin M. wrote:
> A.  Because the startup process is non-deterministic.  (...)

Ah, well since we are talking about non-deterministic behavior. Maybe somebody 
can illuminate this:

- I have Apache installed. I can run httpd -t and it comes out with "syntax 
Ok". I can start httpd from a root shell, and it spawns its 10 daemon 
processes and works fine.

- If I use the /etc/inid.d/httpd script, I get a [FAILED] with a exit code of 
one but no further error messages.

- Upon startup of the system, the httpd start script also fails, but barfs 
about the ServerRoot not being a directory. Well, as far as I can tell with 
my limited knowledge, it really appears to be a direcory. Or what else does 
drwxr-xr-x indicate??

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Mark


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