Re: Changing apachectl Defaults

1999-10-05 Thread Michael Plump
On Mon, 4 Oct 1999, Kent, Mr. John wrote: > Is there an easy way to change where apachectl looks for the apache httpd > and config > files short of recompiling modperl? apachectl is a shell script. 'vi apachectl' will help. Its pretty much self-documenting, even if you don't know much about sh

Re: Changing apachectl Defaults

1999-10-05 Thread Spidaman The Defenestrator
Reinstalling just to get a new apachectl script should be grounds for termination and fifty lashes with an NT service pack. Meanwhile, back at the ranch... > > Is there an easy way to change where apachectl looks for the apache httpd > > and config > > files short of recompiling modperl? > > Of

Re: Changing apachectl Defaults

1999-10-05 Thread Stas Bekman
> Greetings, > > Is there an easy way to change where apachectl looks for the apache httpd > and config > files short of recompiling modperl? Of course you can -- it's a sh script! Otherwise when do make install in apache src tree or make the mod_perl install for you with (USE_APACI and other fl

Changing apachectl Defaults

1999-10-04 Thread Kent, Mr. John
Greetings, Is there an easy way to change where apachectl looks for the apache httpd and config files short of recompiling modperl? Per the Apache Modules book pg 26, I copied the httpd by hand from the Apache source directory to my server root directory. Thank you, John Kent