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i have redhat 9.0. so i have apache install do i need to config the apache, and how do i do this from the command line. all i know at ...
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- 10-30-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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need help in apache config
i have redhat 9.0. so i have apache install do i need to config the apache, and how do i do this from the command line. all i know at this point is that it's running cause i check the status. but i don't know if it's config right
- 10-30-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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mcedit is a command-line editor which is pretty friendly and you probably have it on your system.
mcedit /etc/apache/httpd.conf
Remember that everytime you make any changes to the config file you must restart Apache so those changes make effect. To restart you have to either "service restart httpd" or "apachectl restart".
Of course that you must do all this as root (including editing its config file).serzsite.com.ar
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- 11-03-2005 #3Linux Newbie
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apache redhat 9.0
yea i know but what are the setting to run apache
- 11-04-2005 #4Linux Engineer
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If you start the Apache service you will have it working without making any changes to the config file, unless you want to do something specific.
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