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I have installed XAMPP, now I want, to make it work properly, to kill my current webserver. How must I do that? I am going to kill the current (standard-installed) ...
  1. 04-08-2005 #1
    Pollewoppetje
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    killing my webservers

    I have installed XAMPP, now I want, to make it work properly, to kill my current webserver. How must I do that?

    I am going to kill the current (standard-installed) servers, and after that I will start XAMPP.

    Is it also possible to put in some config that I don't wanna start my standard server anymore?


    many thanks in advance!
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    bump help me ppl, I am quite desperate

    I am using Mandrake 10.0 by the way
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    not familiar with Mandrake, but if there is a services manager in the menu you can use that to tell a service (apache) to not start on boot.

    also you could delete the init scripts from your run level folders /etc/init.d/ for the particular server you don't want starting, like apache. it couldn't hurt to backup any file before deleting it. then reboot and it shouldn't start.
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