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[simon at missmarple.co.uk (Simon)]

i would replace the .conf file with the default one to see if the 
problem goes away. we had no probs with 10.3.7 but the 10.3.6 upgrade 
screwed up the .conf file and we had to rebuild it. try that first 
before delving deeper. there should be a default one in the /etc/httpd 
folder, if not i am sure i can dig one out for you.

simon

> Has anyone experienced a problem with apache failing to respond after
> upgrading to 10.3.7?  I can't be sure about this, but wondering if
> anyone else can provide some input here, maybe my httpd.conf file was
> clobbered, but I can't remember if I had any custom settings there.  In
> general, since the upgrade, apache does not respond when I enter
> http://localhost in the browser, which is the underlying symptom that
> something is wrong.  The Server Admin tool shows the web service
> running, ps -aux|grep httpd shows 3 instances running, one root & 2
> www, apachectl configtest responds with Syntax Ok, there's nothing
> suspicious in the logs, so I am lost.
>
> Could someone please offer suggestions to what may be causing this.
> Also, please CC your reply to my address.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Brian