[TriLUG] Coldfusion, apache, Centos4 with bonus off-topic question

[Douglas Ward]

I have been using XM for 11 months now (X-Mas gift last year). I love it. It
rarely loses signal and has all the content you'll need. The major
difference for me is sports. If you are a NFL fan then go with Sirius.
Sirius has the official NHL package but XM has started broadcasting some
games. The music is fairly similar on both services. It's the other stuff
(talk & sports) that you want to look at before buying.

On 11/21/05, Dave Sorenson <dave at logicalgeek.com> wrote:
>
> Happy Monday all!
>
> I'm having a problem installing Coldfusion MX7 on CentOs4 specifically
> with the apache connector. I get everything installed, tell it where the
> apache stuff is and try to start the server. From that point the apache
> connector times out , the load module snippet never gets added to
> httpd.conf and of course CF fails. I've tried Googling for more and have
> found references saying I need to build the connector manually, but
> nothing further on the process. Anyone ever done this?
>
> A side note, I have successfully installed and configured coldfusion mx7
> on a different centos4 box (same os install media) via the installer
> before so I know it will work. I'm just at a loss as to why its not
> automagically working this time.
>
> My off-topic question is: I'm looking at satellite radio (Sirius and XM)
> for /dev/Audi as $work.commute="long" |
> local.radio="boring(ad.loaded+nauseating);
>
> What services are fellow trilugers using and how do you like them? Bonus
> points for any other info you may have. THANKS!
>
> Dave S
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