Apache2.0.52, t1lib-5.0.2, php-apache2-5.0.2
 

Hi at all,

i installed the three packages mentioned in the subject and downloaded from linuxPackage site. Then i followed the howto at the same site i downloaded software to configure the software. At the end i tried to execute the following command:

# /etc/rc.d/rc.httpd start

but i saw this error message:

Syntax error on line 12 of /etc/apache2/mime.types:
Invalid command 'application/activemessage', perhaps mis-spelled or defined bya module not included in the server configuration

So i read some mailing list. At the end i read a post in witch was suggest to load the mime module so i add this command at the top of the file /etc/apache2/httpd.conf:

LoadModule php5_module lib/apache2/mod_mime.so

...but now running the command to start apache i see this error message:

Syntax error on line 12 of /etc/apache2/mime.types:
Invalid command 'application/activemessage', perhaps mis-spelled or defined bya module not included in the server configuration

Can anyone help me? Please write me the commands step by step as i'm a beginner of apache and php.

Thanks at all in advance.
wizard

Correction of this problem mime.type
 

Despite the time that passed this message, reply because this same situation happened me now.

Correction of this problem was only remove mime.types file that I had put in a place where inconvenience set the apache. In my case, had placed a copy in / etc/apache2/conf.d. Big mistake!

I am sure that this will answer to another colleague.

For admirers of LINUX, a hug.


Apesar do tempo que passou esta mensagem, respondo porque esta mesma situação aconteceu comigo agora.

A correção deste problema foi só remover o arquivo mime.types que eu havia colocado num lugar incoveniente quando configurei o apache. No meu caso, havia colocado uma cópia dentro de /etc/apache2/conf.d. Grande erro!

Tenho certeza que esta resposta servirá a outro colega.

Aos admiradores do LINUX, um abraço.


Gilberto Reinke

Thank you, and a fix
 

Thank you! That fixed my problem.

Specifically from conf.d directory:
cd ..
mkdir conf
mv conf.d/mime.types conf

and edit http.conf from:
TypesConfig conf.d/mime.types
to:
TypesConfig conf/mime.types