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Hi Douglas, Oh... just my situation - some times ago. In my archives I found this mail: >Giovanni, >I'm on V5R1 with latest CUM, but I removed both >FRCAEnableFileCache On and >FRCACacheLocalFileRunTime /cgidev/*.gif >and I'm up running. >Leif >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Giovanni Perotti" <gb_perotti@xxxxxxxxxx> >To: <Easy400Group@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> >Sent: 9. april 2005 00:01 >Subject: Re: [Easy400Group] FRCAEnableFileCache On (Apache Server). >Leif, >I'm using that directive >FRCAEnableFileCache On >since a long time on V5R2 without any problem. >My last PTF for 5722DG1 is >SI11718 >How about installing some recent CUM? >Giovanni As you can see, just mark out the FRCAxxxxxxxxx lines with # or remove them. As I remember I had three lines (not the only two lines above). HTH and best regards, Leif ----- Original Message ----- From: "Douglas W. Palme" <dpalme@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: "Web400 List" <web400@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: 31. august 2005 17:56 Subject: [WEB400] cgidev2 - cont'd > We are still having a problem getting the cgidev2 to load when we issue the > strtcpsvr server(*http) httpsvr(cgidev2apa) command. > > I checked the job log and here is what it is returning: > > Message . . . . : Directive not > recognized. > Message . . . . : Directive not > recognized. > Cause . . . . . : Directive FRCAEnableFileCache is not a recognized > HTTP > server directive. The HTTP server did not start. > Recovery . . . : > Correct or remove the directive. Then start the HTTP server > again. > Technical description . . . . . . . . : See the HTTP server > documentation > on configuration and administration for more > information. > > > We are running V5R1 so I am not sure if that makes a difference with the > directives or not. Suggestions? Comments?
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