Apache won't load

[LawnBoy]

NW6.5 SP2. LDAP has SSL, Tomcat working. No errors anywhere in the logger screen.

I've got no Web Manager via

http://x.x.x.x:2200

or :2211 and these are the listening ports according to adminsrv.conf.

If I try to load a second instance of Apache with ap2webup I get no errors, but if I then issue ap2webdn I get "apache2 is NOT running".

Again, I can't find any errors to chase. Apache2 never shows up in the modules list, though.

 

[LawnBoy]

Apparently I still don't have my certificate server setup correctly. No errors that I can find, but the CA fails the tests in step 1 of TID10075982.

Guess I'll try it again.

 

[terry712]

run pkidaig and sdidiag

see what you get

 

[juniperr]

http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10075982.htm

 

[LawnBoy]

Juniperr: Thanks, but that's the very TID I refer to in my second post...

Terry: Neither of them show any errors. It's very weird, all the utilities say that everything is perfect. No errors, no warnings; I can reboot and no probs in console.log or in the debug screen history. It just won't work.

I've decided to do the old rip-and-replace following TID 10050254 BUT it says I need to reload the CA using the SP2 overlay CD. OK, no prob, I got the .iso for the OS and burnt it ok but I've downloaded that 570MB Produx overlay from BOTH clusters and they BOTH have ARJ security errors unfolding.

AAAARRRRGGGG.

 

[juniperr]

put at the root of the c: and uncompress from command prompt only.

 

[LawnBoy]

Juniperr: Yep, and when you do it says "Damaged ARJ-SECURED archive!" and bails out.

I've now d/l'ed that sucker from the Australian mirror, and the FTP site in Japan. Same results everywhere. There's got to be a cache somewhere I'm feeding from that's got a bad copy. Gonna try to fetch it from my DSL line at home tonite, I know that takes a different route...

 

[terry712]

must confess - i've pulled this a few times and no probs what so ever

from work and at home -

 

[LawnBoy]

I got a good copy from home. Some jerk has cached it, and doesn't flush his cache.