> If you could give me any assistance on the problem I am having with Apache
> and Linux it would be much appreciated. Is it possible to remove the
> default installation of Apache. I have installed an updated version in
> usr/local/apache, but the default installation in home/httpd continues to
> start up. Is there a way to deactivate or remove the default so the new
> installation boots?
It is certainly possible, but the method depends entirely on the Linux
distribution and release you are using.
For example, on a Red Hat Linux 6.2 system, you could use the commands
service httpd stop
rpm --erase apache
to remove Red Hat's Apache package, or
service httpd stop
chkconfig httpd off
to simply disable it. I would not recommend the latter, as various files from
the Red Hat package may conflict with your local install of Apache.
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Ben Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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