Apache on win2k

Apache doesn't start on my Windows 2000 SP1 machine.
The error log reports:
Syntax error on line 2 of C:\9iAS\iSuites\Apache\Apache\conf\mod__ose.conf:
Cannot load c:/9ias/isuites/apache/apache/modules/orajipa8i.dll into server:
If I comment out the line Apache starts ok.
Any ideas ?
Mike

Yes I know. This is because the file mod__ose.conf is included twice. Once in httpd.conf and other in oracle_apache.conf.
Since oracle_apache.conf is included in httpd.conf, there is a duplicate entry for mod__ose.conf. Hence while trying to load the dll which is already loaded, it is raising error.

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