Re: [users@httpd] warning : Failed to enabl\ e the 'httpready' Accept Filter

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Ashtanga Yogi wrote:
I am proud to say that I have configured, built and installed all the following now:

httpd-2.2.0
mod_perl-2.0.2

httpd required me to first locally build and install apr and apr-util after which I built the main httpd and locally installed it. I then locally installed mod_perl (but have not put in any LoadModule cmds for it yet).

upon starting up Apache, it works and I get an "it works!" page, but I want to know why I am getting this warning about httpready and what I can do about it on FreeBSD:

[tbrannon@pringle:~/cvs/blue/wagsvr/install/httpd/prefork/conf] apachectl start
httpd: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, u\
sing pringle.newdotnet.net for ServerName
[Sat Dec 03 10:07:00 2005] [warn] (2)No such file or directory: Failed to enabl\
e the 'httpready' Accept Filter


on FreeBSD, you need to add a kernelmodule

kldload accf_http

grep accf /boot/defaults/loader.conf
accf_data_load="NO"             # Wait for data accept filter
accf_http_load="NO"             # Wait for full HTTP request accept filter

add the second to /boot/loader.conf with 'YES' to enable this permenately.



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