According to Bill Kocik: While burning my CPU.
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> > either create its own rc file, or put it into rc.local The rc files can be
> > found in /etc/rc.d If you create its own rc file, remember to have the
> > multiuser rc file (rc.M on slackware 3.5) call the httpd rc file.
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> > > Where is the best place to start the httpd on boot up? I am only now
> > > starting to learn the boot sequence...
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> I believe this guy is asking not where to configure it's startup,
> but rather where during the boot sequence is a good place to start
> it. On my machines, I believe it starts right before or right after
> Samba. Can anyone give this guy a more accurate idea than that?
I thought i did, however almost all standard boot scripts and init files
have httpd configured for startup as default.
Realy the documantaion does state howto do it all.
Start with "man httpd" it points folks to the configuration files which in
turn give more information.
Of course it all depends on how it was installed in the first place, which
the asker of the question did not say as i recall.
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> Bill Kocik
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> Medar, Inc.
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Regards Richard.
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