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Downloaded the source tarball for apache (ver. httpd-2.2.9.tar.gz) and did:

./configure --enable-ssl --enable-so --enable-rewrite
make
make install

And now all is right with the world again, plus it didn't seem to have confused anything that was already installed.

Thank you very much for spotting that for me, the wall of text it generated must have temporarily overloaded something in my brain and i couldn't see the forest for the trees. At least now i know what to concentrate on next. Luckily this is only a spare machine that hasn't any other important role t...

Well the two configs look about the same to me, although they have a lot of different information due to the manner in which they were run. They both seem to reference the same install locations and modules. http://www.ggxtech.net/nats/phpinfo.php http://www.ggxtech.net/nats/phpinfo.cli.txt (I remov...

Still no luck getting any display. Here is a link to the image generator: http://www.ggxtech.net/nats/test.graph.php It should work without password, since i have that set. Also, here are links to the images i created on the command line using various combinations. Plain stock unedited source run as...

Unfortunately this was one of the things i already tried with no effect. It just returns right to the prompt and nothing in the php_error.log. I also tried going into the test.graph.php file and uncommenting the following line and setting it to a valid value from my installation: if (!isset($_REQUES...

I have a manual install of Version: 1.01.7/b running well enough for my minimum needs on a fedora core 8 i386 machine, but for some reason none of the images for the graphs are ever showing. I set site.graph.public to 1 in the variables, but that didn't help. I can't see the graphs even after I log ...