Re: reiserfs and apache

[Wesley Leonard <marshall@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for the suggestions... so far nothing has worked.  Here are some more
details on the situation:

It's a simple setup: no nfs, one hard drive.  

/dev/hda1 = /boot
/dev/hda2 = <swap>
/dev/hda3 = / (reiser)
/dev/hda4 = / (ext2)

My plan was to install onto hda4 ( about 1.2 GB ), create the hda3 reiser
partition, copy the info over, change lilo.conf, /etc/fstab, run lilo, and
reboot.  I did this.  It worked... but apache won't work.  Also, ftp doesn't
work and several other services...

Someone I work with suggested that the perms on /dev/null were not set
properly....  this made sense but it wasn't the case.  Are there any other
devices/directories that I should check perms on...

Anybody have a more sane installation suggestion?

Thanks again...
-- 

Wesley Leonard
marshall@pacdemon.org

http://www.pacdemon.org
"...I want Linux to be on the cutting edge, and even a bit past the edge,
because what's past the edge today is what's on your desktop tomorrow."
	--Linus Torvalds

Bruce Smith wrote:
> 
> > I'm trying to run a system on reiserfs but when I make the reiser
> > aprtition, copy files over, reboot, etc... apache refuses to run!
> 
> <guess>
> 
> Copy/paste from the 2.2 kernel / reiserfs days:
> 
> -notail mount option causes file system to work faster, especially for
>  small appends to small files. But it wastes more disk space in that case.
>  May be necessary to run lilo on a ReiserFS root partition.
> 
> </guess>