Ray Bowles wrote:
>
> I just setup apache 1.3.11 with php and mysql support. I'm just a
> little stumped on how to get it to start at run time.
You mean at boot time?
Depending on how you built/installed it, there should be a
file called "apachectl" somewhere in the tree. "apachectl start"
starts the server, "apachectl stop" shuts it down, and
"apachectl graceful" tells it to reload the config file.
To add it to the boot-time startup, try something like this (Red Hat-
specific):
# ln -s /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl /etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S81apache
or wherever it is.
> Apache's website was non help either.
What do you expect? It runs on over 100 different platforms;
we can't document platform-specific details. And redistributors
like Red Hat play games with the tree layout from release to
release, so it would be instantly out of date if we could. :-(
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