GOT IT.
It was, indeed, in the httpd.config file - and it was just
the path to the
local root, and its variants, that was not consistent with
the new folder
arrangements in Vista....
Works now!
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> Hi Murray,
>
> I am sorry that you have trouble with Apache2 problem
around Vista
> Ultimate. I
> haven't upgraded mine on top of my Mac Pro as yet. I
have been hesitated
> to do
> so for this reason, Murray.
>
> I believe that it has a lot to do with httpd.conf file
and how Vista sets
> up
> in its hierarchy as opposed to legacy version of your
previous Window
> system
> architecture. I take that you are using previous version
Win XP Pro, no?
>
> You might want to take a look at Apache 2 FAQ or support
page for possible
> known problem that arise associated with Visita
troubles? If not, you
> might
> want to address this with Apache 2 developers and see if
they can help you
> with
> some possible tips.
>
> Let me know how that works for you. Other than that, I
am sorry I can't be
> of
> much further help. Let us know when you find a solution
or some little
> trick.
>
> Happy Holidays, Murray. Again, thanks for all you do,
Murray, in the past
> and
> today!
>
> Cheers, DWD
>
>
quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
> I have just upgraded a laptop to Vista Ultimate, and I
am now unable to
> run
> Apache 2.0 (it was running fine in XPPro before the
upgrade). Any clues?
> I
> suspect it may be the 'new' folder hierarchy, and have
yet to rummage
> around
> in httpd.conf - any ideas if that's where I should
start?
>
> The message is - "Apache cannot start" when I try to
start it.
>
> --
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