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Subject: [gentoo-dev] Apache Package
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Date: Wed May 23 16:10:02 2001
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Dev,

	You may have already received a report of this, but I installed th
default apache package with ebuild and the command:

apachectl stop 

does not work because it cannot find the .pid file. The defaults set have
the pid in /var/run

but apachectl sees it somewhere else. on my system, this was able to be
fixed by editing /sbin/apachectl a few lines from the top.

If this has already been corrected, I apologize for the report.

Thanks

-Kevin Radcliffe