httpd.conf is setting the user/group of apache after loading the modules, this makes FastCgiWrapper on to fail when it tries to bind to suexec. Moving the user/group before the actual module loading fixes the issue. Thanks for everything ;) Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Please, put an *existing* bugzie alias into metadata.xml; apache-devs@gentoo.org is not one of them.
I just noticed the same problem myself. Is it safe to move the commonapache2.conf include above the module includes? If so, then I guess that's the workaround for now.
This is now fixed with new-style, modules are included after the rest of the server configuration. Best regards, CHTEKK.
chtekk: please verify your statements before closing a bug. In new-style configuration, the include modules.d/*.conf is at line 367 while the User and Group configurations are at lines 393 and 394. The original reporter is using new-style configuration (note the httpd.conf, old-style was apache.conf and commonapache.conf). We will need to evaluate if this is fixable (how much stuff in httpd.conf would break by moving the add-on modules to the bottom?).
*** Bug 141877 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to comment #3) > This is now fixed with new-style, modules are included after the rest of the > server configuration. > Best regards, CHTEKK. It is now fixed w/ apache-2.2.4* (I bet). User/Group is defined in line 80/81 while the modules.d entries are loaded on line 347.
