* Arthur Corliss <acorliss@nevaeh-linux.org> [121114 16:07]:
>
> FYI: having not seen anything yet, do note that for any new ports you must
> have a NameVirtualHost, so you should have:
>
> NameVirtualHost *:8080
> <VirtualHost *:8080>
> ...
>
> Why apachectl configtest doesn't catch this, I don't know. Might be your
> problem.
>
> After restarting apache you can see if it's listening on that port by using
> netstat (netstat -lnt | grep :8080). Of course, if another program has that
> port open you'll need to use fuser or lsof to figure out what it is.
Actually the NameVirtualHost is there, I just didn't include it.
And to recap what we exchanged OTL :
In state of convulsion,
I typed in
find / -name httpd.conf
and lo and ****'in behold, I found an httpd.conf under the drupal
installation with a scriptalias to which I copied cgitest.py and
thar she blows!
So I have solved it. As you can guess, I'm trying to find a way to
used my legacy code from drupal.
drupal sets up its own apache directory, just like it does with mysql.
Whew!
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