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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat How to start the right instance of Apache on RedHat server Post 302339183 by mehdi1973 on Thursday 30th of July 2009 03:22:25 AM

07-30-2009

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THANK YOU SO MUCH AND I AM REALLY SORRY BUT THIS IS QUIET FRUSTRATING !

As i wrote in the message before, it is not a matter of having an Error when starting Apache, but a matter of starting the right one and in this case Apache2 when doing the command "httpd start".

*) Binary directories : the Apache that starts, i mean the one that goes running when doing "httpd start", is under the dir "/etc/httpd" and the one i need is under "usr/local/apache2" and that i start doing : "/etc/init.d/httpd -k start"

*) Same directories for the configuration files adding "/conf" piece to the directories i wrote before !.

*) ENTIRE content of the file "/etc/sysconfig/httpd" is commented with '#'

*) Linux version V5

================ FIXED USING WEBMIN !!==================

I FIXED THE PROBLEM AFTER INSTALLING WEBMIN ON MY REDHAT SERVER AND DEFINING A NEW OPERATION AT START TIME IN THE MENU "System/Bootup & Shutdown" that is "/etc/init.d/httpd start" AND IT WORK !!!

THANK SO MUCH

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NAME

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