User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.3) Gecko/20070309 Firefox/2.0.0.3 Build Identifier: 3.0 I have Debian Stable installed on a server, using Apache 1.3x as the webserver. I use Debian's 'apache-perl' rather than 'apache' package, because the former has mod_perl statically linked in. The webserver test in testserver.pl (from Bugzilla 3.0 tarball) fails since the process is named apache-perl. testserver.pl looks for either 'httpd' or 'apache' only. Result: TEST-WARNING Failed to find the GID for the 'httpd' process, unable to validate webservergroup. Renaming 'apache' to 'apache-perl' in testserver.pl allows the script to 'find' the running webserver and complete the test successfully. Result: TEST-OK Webserver is running under group id in $webservergroup. It would be nice if the script checked for common alternative names. Reproducible: Always

:gerv- is this still a worthwhile bug to fix? If so, and if this makes a good first bug, can you link to the code, how to reproduce this problem, and what an ideal fix looks like? This should have a mentor assigned as well.

testserver.pl line 47: if ($line =~ /^(?:\S*\/)?(?:httpd|apache?)2?\s+(\d+)$/) { This should be generalised to make "apache" a prefix. Reproducing the problem, however, might be tricky without using Debian and apache-perl. Gerv