Re: Configure Server To Run In Windows Vista

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Sevis wrote:

> 
> The "Start" shortcut (which works, but only after UAC prompting) is:
> 
> "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\bin\httpd.exe" -w  -f
> "C:/Users/joeUser/AppData/Roaming/Apache/httpd.conf" -n "ApacheHttpd" -k start

A fine mess you have gotten yourself into, eh?  Congratulations for at least
trying to outsmart Vista.

Why is your httpd.conf under Apache/ instead of Apache/conf?  Unnecessary
confusion?

By default, you'll see the httpd service is run-as SYSTEM (LocalSystem)
acct, which apparently doesn't have privileges to joeUser until you have
logged in interactively.  In fact, I'm not even sure which of the various
paths are physical :)

But in any case, for grins just try changing Apache service to run-as user
joeUser and see if that doesn't solve your entire headache, for now.

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