Good morning. After installing RedHat6 and apache, and when you start apache gives an error (file posted). What could be the problem? enter image description here

    2 answers 2

    judging by the screenshot:

    1. These are warnings, not errors. In theory, they are not fatal and apache should start.
    2. It seems that apache was launched, and remained hanging in the foreground (that is, it did not return to the console, and you stopped it by Ctrl-C).
    • Yes. after checking, apache was launched, but for further does not affect the work in apache or oracle ?, since the database is also installed. - Muhammad Yakubov
    • I did not understand anything, except that the Apache did run. - rekby
    • Good day. I mean the error "Warning: CORE_PATH = / usr / local / apache2 / logs: Please configure a core file path using the sysctl utility" doesn’t affect the operation of apache or oracle? - Muhammad Yakubov
    • Judging by the text of the error, it should not influence, but it is better to set up this path as recommended and live without warnings. - rekby
    • The truth is that I myself am a novice in this area, but this is what the path is and what to solve this problem - Muhammad Yakubov

    if you installed the apache package from the redhat distribution repository, then it should be run (as root ) with a command like this:

    /etc/init.d/httpd start

    and stop:

     /etc/init.d/httpd stop