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cant get apache to start on redhat 9

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lenlutz

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Jul 12, 2001
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im running redhat 9
i did ALL the updates
i downloaded apache 2.0.50
i ran configure, and all went well.
i ran make, and all went well.
i ran install, and it seemed to install.
when i type : apachectl start
i get:

/usr/local/my_install_dir/httpd/bin/httpd: relocation error: /usr/local/my_install_dir/httpd/bin/httpd: symbol _sys_siglist, version GLIBC_2.3.3 not defined in file libc.so.6 with link time reference

Id like to know what its trying to tell me ???

i then tried apache 1.3.33, thinking that might help (an eialier version) .....
but NOoooooooooooo!

same error...

id appreciate any help... Just what the heck is the error, and whet do i need to fix it...

if searched the web for days, to no avail.... i cant be the only one having this problem
(can i ?)

PS.. i know redhat 9 already has apache, and it DOES work, but, i need it to be in a different location, and need to show that it can be downloaded, compiled, and run.....

thanks in advance for any help

 
You probably have a problem with too many Apaches installed now. The RPM from the RH install, the 2.0x you installed and the 1.x you installed.

D.E.R. Management - IT Project Management Consulting
 
nope... that much i have under control....
Not much else, but that i do...

they are in different directories...., and im goig into the directory, when i attempt to start it....

the issue is the libraires used to compile it (I compiled it), and the run-time librarie(s).... i know ( i think i know) the problem, i just dont know how to fix it...
 
It may be the the run time linker can't find your new shared object libraries. If you have .so files in the new directory you've created, you will need to run ldconfig and point to that directory:

ldconfig -v /path/to/directory

 
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