MikeJ

I'm Michael Redding (Though I go by Mike), 15 years, 8 months, from Houston, TX. I'm a 7th generation Texan, dating back to before the Battle of the Alamo. I currently have a Dell (I know, I know... but it's pretty good actually), with a Pentium IV, 2659 mHz, 256 MB GeForce FX, with 512 MB of RAM (soon to be 1 GB :D), two CD drives (on CD, one CD-RW), one DVD/DVD-RW (which can double as a CD/CD-RW), with WinXP SP1. (However I still have our old 486 with a tape drive, 5" floppy, 3.5" floppy, and serial CD drive...) I was first introduced to the world of computers when I was 2, in fact, I have a picture of me with our old 386. Both my parents were into computers, my father was a programmer, and my mother was a system analyst. Then when I was 7, I was introduced to QBasic/FoxPro, when my dad & I were starting to make a game based on the monarchies of Europe. When he passed away when I was 11, the game was put on permanent hiatus, and so was my interest in programming. When I was 13, I got VB6, and started in again with earnest. My interests in computers are mostly with web design at the moment, especially with a little pet project that I'm partnering with Adam (PlenoJure) which offers design, hosting, and maintenance. However, I know VB6 (mostly general knowledge, though I specialize in databases), and am trying VS.Net (C# & VB.Net), though without much success :(. That's about it for now I guess...

If blue wasn't already taken, the BSOD could be locked. And the locked thread icon doesn't show up here. It gives me the Red X of unloading.

Yeah, I know it was a rather confusing post. Apache is giving me error 1067, which is Cannot load component. This first happened with Unreal, but now all services are not running.

I'm not quite sure where to put this, so I'll do it in the General Software. Does anyone know why Apache has a mind of its own? It runs services fine, until I decide to do anything with them... Should I download the most recent Apache? Does anyone know of any bugs? I'm specifically referring to UnrealIRCd. I'm trying to host the IRC server for the Null Programming network, but for some reason Apache gives me an error when I try to run it. I haven't changed anything at all, it's just decided not to run! Has anyone encountered this problem before? I'm using Win XP Home, btw. EDIT: Let me clarify this a bit. I have Apache Server on my computer. Up until about 3 hours ago, all the services were running fine. Then I noticed an error in UnrealIRCd (which I'm running a service.) I restarted it, hoping to correct the error, and suddenly all the services stopped working. I'm at a complete loss as to what happened. Has anyone ever experienced something like this before with Apache?