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I successfully installed Apache, but When I tried to start it I experienced problems.
After installing and compiling, I typed the PREFIX "usr/local/ apache/bin/apachect1 start." The output was path not found. After checking the apachect1 file using vi, I found the file empty. There was no script. Is there another way to start Apache, or do I have to write a script? How can I do this? |
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Another way to start apache is to run the httpd script
cd /usr/local/apache/bin then issue ./httpd if apache fails to start check apache's error log and post back |
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I'm not an expert on apache but I think you mean apachectl with the letter "L" not "1". Maybe that is the problem.
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I believe it's an abreviation for "apache control"
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Thanks Guys,
The problem was just a typo. |
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