*********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 5/1/2003 at 4:39 PM NS Kandah wrote: >Shane C Branch wrote: > >>I gave up on the mod_auth_sys. I finally got the config and the and >compile to >>work without error, but the module was never added. Anyway, I decided to >try >>mod_auth_pam. >>After some frustration getting it to build and compile, it finally >cooperated >>and I installed it. However, something went wrong. When I try to restart >httpd, >>I get this error: >> >>syntax error on line 261 of .../httpd.conf: Cannot load >.../mod_auth_pam.so >>into server: .../mod_auth_pam.so: undefined symbol: pam_end >> >>the ... in the error are substituted for the full paths, just didn't want >to >>type them completely. Line 261 of my httpd.conf reads: LoadModule >pam_module >>modules/mod_auth_pam.so >> >>It looks just like the lines above it that were successfully loaded, so >I'm not >>quite sure of the 'syntax error'. >> >>Any thoughts? >> >> >>regards, >> >>shane. >> >> >Where is the mod_auth_pam.so file? Is it in modules/ , which is a >directory relative to the directory specified in the ServerRoot directive. >Mine reads > > ServerRoot "/etc/httpd" my root is /usr/local/apache-2.0.45 > >And sure enough there is a symbolic link to exactly where all the >modules are located > >Check your ServerRoot directive in the httpd.conf and see where these >modules are supposed to be The modules are in /usr/local/apache-2.0.45/modules So as far as I can tell, my httpd.conf is correct, given that all the other modules load without issue. If I edit the httpd.conf file (mine is located in /usr/local/apache-2.0.45/conf/httpd.conf) the server will start, no problem. regards, shane.
