Hi again Doc, I'm glad you've decided to take the plunge. Koha is developed on (and runs best on) linux/unix systems, so most of the people on the general Koha mailing list are more aware of that environment. There is a mailinglist used by the intrepid Win-32 based Koha users where this question might find more answers. So I'm forwarding this email there. Hopefully you'll get an answer soon. It might not hurt to look at devoting a PC to linux and installing Koha there while you're in testing mode though. You might even find that you prefer it :) thanks, -pate Pat Eyler Kaitiaki/manager migrant Linux sys admin the Koha project ruby, shell, and perl geek http://www.koha.org http://pate.eylerfamily.org On Thu, 18 Dec 2003, Dr. William C. Martin wrote:
Friends,
I took the plunge and downloaded Koha, Apache Server, MySQL, and Perl to see if this configuration would work to handle the 30+ libraries I will be setting up this year at extension centers for our college. I put all of this on our NT 4 server here at the main library.
Everything seemed to go fine except I got the same error message when I tried to install Koha--Apache 2 could not be located as a service. I got the same error message when I went to the Start Menu and tried to start Apache Server.
Any suggestions?
Doc
William Conway Martin, D.Min, Associate Professor Chairman of the Division of Christian Vocation Director of the Th.B. Program Director of the Library Director of Student Ministries American Baptist College 615.687.6904 wmartin@abcnash.edu