tk dev wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> previously i installed suse6.4(kernel2.2.14) with
> apache etc.
> since the bundled openssl & modssl didn't really
> work..i reinstalled it again myself..in the prefix
> directory /usr/local/apache.
>
> my ques:
> 1.everytime i restart my server, it'll default to the
> original apache, so each time i need to command
> #/etc/rc.d/init.d/apache stop
> then i restart my new server with
> #/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl startssl
> -how do i make sure that apachectl will restart
> automatically each time my server is restarted instead
> of the 'old' httpd?
Don't use the scripts in /sbin/init.d to start or stop
apache, that starts up the suse version. Turn apache off in
Yast. Simply start apache with apachectl start (stop,reload).
Copy apachectl to your /root/bin or put it in your
root path somewhere.
> -why is it that after i run startssl(as above), when i
> checked
> #/etc/rc.d/init.d/apache status
> it'll report ..ok & how long httpd has started. if i
> put "/etc....apache stop" my apachectl is also
> stopped.
> can anyone tell me what's the connection between this
> apache & apachectl(ps.i did cp apachectl into
> /etc/rc.d/init.d)
apachectl is the startup script that comes with apache and it
starts the httpd deamon in /usr/local/apache/bin. It uses the
configuration
file from /usr/local/apache/conf.
apache starts up the suse httpd daemon (location?), and it uses the
configuration file in /etc/httpd
> 2.the default apache comes with many modules e.g.
> php3,perl etc & i found out that i need to recompile
> apache to include them into my 'new' apachectl. does
> it mean that in the future if i were to add new
> modules, i've to recompile apache & also reconfigure
> httpd.conf?
Yep, and if you look closely at the configuration file
that comes with suse, you can see it isn't easy to
write a conf that will load the modules correctly.
I have been using the suse apache and it loads all it's
modules properly. You do need to track down the
mod_ssl.rpm, openssl.rpm, the updated jserv.rpm,
and get the jdk1.22 from sun.com
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