[users@httpd] Apache non-start on Solaris

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Hello all (my first message),

I am unable to start Apache successfully - the httpd process starts, but immediately disappears with no relevant error diagnostic. Here are some points:

- Apache version: 2.0.54 - absolutely default build and install (build and install completed easily with no errors)
- Start command: apachectl -k start
- Running as root
- No core file
- LogLevel in conf file: debug
- OS: Solaris 7
- Hardware: SPARC Ultra 5
- pid file is created (but no process with this pid exists once command prompt returns) - nothing written to error_log, except on a subsequent start attempt, where there is one entry warning
of the pid file being overwritten
- command prompt returns almost immediately, only output indicates httpd cannot determine fully qualified domain name and uses IP address for ServerName
- there are no port conflicts
- there are no problems with permissions
- there is no other httpd running on the system

I have scoured the internet for help with this problem with no success. Any help or suggestions will be much appreciated

Best regards,
Paul Buttemer



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