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08-23-2006
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Apache help
Hi, I am new to unix and am trying to determine if apache is installed on my server. Is there a command to determine the running version or if it is even installed. I appreciate your help.
Thanks, Eric 
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08-24-2006
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Try the following. If apache runs , processes done by apache are displayed
Code:
ps ax | grep apache or ps ax | grep apache2
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