[SOLVED] Apache won't start\Can't access dashboard
Posted: Tue Feb 25, 2014 4:28 am
Hi there,
I just did a fresh install with Amahi 7 express disk and got everything working so far (shares, DLNA, OpenVPN, Amahi anywhere). Yesterday I installed two apps "just for fun" (phpsysinfo and vnstat) which apparently broke things. I couldn't access the apps via their respective links in the dashboard so I decided to do a reboot of the server. However, after that the apache httpd service failed to start. I did some research here in the forums and was at least able to gather bits and pieces of information on my problem:
I checked systemctl status httpd.service and it comes up with a syntax error in line 56 of the httpd.conf file which causes it to fail.
I checked that and from what I understand the modules are loaded there. So
I checked which modules are in etc/httpd/conf.d/:
01-platform.conf
03-calendar.conf
1000-dlna.conf
passenger.conf
php.conf
README
phpsysinfo.conf
vnstat.conf
I deleted phpsys-info and vnstat.conf assuming that these might be broken somehow. However, the problem still persists and from what I understand, the other files are supposed to be there and shouldn't be the problem.
I also checked the amahi-app-installer log. It has entries for DLNA, Amahi Anywhere, OpenVPN, phpsysinfo and vnstat as expected. However, there is no indication of any problems.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
cheers
Breli
I just did a fresh install with Amahi 7 express disk and got everything working so far (shares, DLNA, OpenVPN, Amahi anywhere). Yesterday I installed two apps "just for fun" (phpsysinfo and vnstat) which apparently broke things. I couldn't access the apps via their respective links in the dashboard so I decided to do a reboot of the server. However, after that the apache httpd service failed to start. I did some research here in the forums and was at least able to gather bits and pieces of information on my problem:
I checked systemctl status httpd.service and it comes up with a syntax error in line 56 of the httpd.conf file which causes it to fail.
I checked that and from what I understand the modules are loaded there. So
I checked which modules are in etc/httpd/conf.d/:
01-platform.conf
03-calendar.conf
1000-dlna.conf
passenger.conf
php.conf
README
phpsysinfo.conf
vnstat.conf
I deleted phpsys-info and vnstat.conf assuming that these might be broken somehow. However, the problem still persists and from what I understand, the other files are supposed to be there and shouldn't be the problem.
I also checked the amahi-app-installer log. It has entries for DLNA, Amahi Anywhere, OpenVPN, phpsysinfo and vnstat as expected. However, there is no indication of any problems.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
cheers
Breli
