Solaris

try grep http instead of httpd?

ok your httpd executable is not in your $PATH whatever then execute

/usr/lib/httpd -t -S

Perhaps you should decide whether you are trying to restart your web server, or trying to find out why you get a 404. What is the URL you get the 404 for and do you have reason to believe that the requested document ought to exist in the document tree at the given path?

# cd /etc/rc2.d
# grep -i http *
S95http: touch $BASEDIR/var/http/.initialized
S95svm.sync: echo "Troubleshooting section, at http://docs.sun.com or from"
# cd /etc/rc3.d
# grep -i http *
# cd /etc/init.d
# grep -i http *
httpd: touch $BASEDIR/var/http/.initialized
svm.sync: echo "Troubleshooting section, at http://docs.sun.com or from"



and for


/usr/lib/httpd -t -S

the result i got is :

Usage: {<flag>}
-a Start administration server.
-c <config file name> Server configuration file.
-i <instance name> Server instance name.
-I Run as child of inetd.
-v Check configuration file syntax.
-V Display SWS version number.

I am thinking that " because of the non running of apache server only the web page error is coming. But by restarting the main server also the apache server is not started automatically. I don't know which file is missing for that web page. i had found all the files that are in httpd.conf file.

But i dont know which file is missing.

You should be able to see from error.log which URL the client tried to retrieve. Unless there is mod_rewrite voodoo or CGI involved, it should map straightforwardly to a local file. If you have seen that 404 error then you should be able to figure out which URL it was for.

not only the client, we also not able to access the url which consists of:

http://xxx.xx.xx.xx/hawk.htm


and the error page is:


The page cannot be found
The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.

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