/etc/init.d/apache2 empty file

[marceloctec]

Today I needed restart my server (VM) and the apache don't started, because the file /etc/init.d/apache2 was empty.


I deleted these file and try recover apache by regenerate the config files (http://isp-control.net/documentation/how...e_config), but don't work.

Best Regards,
Marcelo

[marceloctec]

nobody?

[hubsif]

I'm having the same problem. /etc/init.d/apache is empty, but /etc/init.d/apache-<weekly-saturday-date>.gz contains a compressed version. Seems like some cronjob is backing up the init-script.
If I should find out where this comes from I'll tell you.

BTW: I'm running gentoo.

hubsif.

[MFernandes]

Try this,

# apt-get purge apache2.2-common
# apt-get install apache2.2-commen

if this you get after this another error,

try this also

# apt-get install apache2-suexec

or see this thread th last post from me: http://isp-control.net/forum/thread-12666.html


Regards,

MFernandes

[hubsif]

apt-get won't work for gentoo.

But I found the solution: look here.

hubsif.

[marceloctec]

Thanks for all.

I restore the the file with:

cd /tmp
aptitude download apache2.2-common
dpkg --extract apache2.2-common_*.deb apache2.2-common
sudo cp apache2.2-common/etc/init.d/apache2 /etc/init.d

Regards,
Marcelo

[pgentoo]

That is very strange that your init.d script got wiped. You can reinstall apache via emerge -av, and your init.d script should get replaced...

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That is very strange that your init.d script got wiped. You can reinstall apache via emerge -av, and your init.d script should get replaced...