Event ID: 3299 Source: Apache Service

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Event ID: 3299 Source: Apache Service

Type: Error

Description:
The Apache service named <application path> reported the following error: <error message> before the error.log file could be opened.
More information may be available in the error.log file.

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Error: httpd.exe: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <ip address> for ServerName - To avoid this type of error, if adding a reverse DNS host name (a pointer) for the specified IP address is not possible, edit the Apache httpd.conf configuration file to include the following line:

ServerName localhost

Make sure to comment out or remove any other ServerName directives.

Restart the Apache server service and the problem should be gone.
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Carlos Campos
DATE TIME [notice] Disabled use of AcceptEx() WinSock32API.

This is not an error, is a warning of Apache, you can disable the AcceptEx() writing in the httpd.con the following:
Win32Disa bleAcceptEx

More info at EV100166.
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See the links to "SWSoft Support Article ID: 1326", "Symantec Knowledge Base Document ID: 2004122212462154" and "Trend Micro Support Solution ID: 12430" for information about this event.
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Error message: ">>> <date and time> [warn] pid file <application path>/logs/httpd.pid overwritten -- Unclean shutdown of previous Apache run? <<<" - From a newsgroup post: "Apache creates the .pid files so that other processes on the machine can find out what the server's pid is prior to communicating with it. Obviously, when Apache isn't running, it doesn't have a pid and thus the file is deleted during a normal shutdown.

That message means that Apache didn't terminate normally and the old .pid file was found when starting. It doesn't really hurt anything unless the reason Apache shutdown previously was catastrophic."

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Links: Symantec Knowledge Base Document ID: 2004122212462154, Trend Micro Support Solution ID: 12430, SWSoft Support Article ID: 1326

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