Re: pid file

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Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Yes, I forgot to change the path of the Server root in the httpd.conf files. However, if I change it to point to the same path I use with -d [path], the server doesn't start, because it cannot find the modules

Well, if you specify the Rootdir on the command line, you shouldn't redefine it in the config file, just comment it out. Another option is to leave the Root dir the same and just put two different httpd.conf file in it and start two apache instances using the -c option to specify a different configuration file. At that point the Root dir could be the same but you have to specify a different Pid file name instead.

Davide

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