Re: STARTING apache or httpd
From: John Jolet (john.jolet_at_FXFN.COM)
Date: 12/19/03
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Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 19:33:56 -0600 To: aix-l@Princeton.EDU
usually there's a file called apachectl. do a find for it. the syntax is like: apachectl start....apachectl stop, etc.
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Subject: Re: STARTING apache or httpd
Got apache install, but no where to find a README file
or how do I get it started?
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Subject: Re: aix 5.2 and httpd question
okay, if you want to run a webserver on the box, i think you can get a
compiled copy of apache from www.bullfreeware.com. this file will come as
an excutable. set the file permissions on it: "chmod u+x *.exe". i
normally do such things in a directory i create under /tmp called install.
so you'd get the file to /tmp/install, do the chmod, then ./apachexxxx.exe
(whatever version you pick). that will create one or more .bff files. then
run "inutoc" to create the .toc file. then type smit install and when you
get to the location, put in /tmp/install. i always go down to where it says
_all_latest_ and hit f4, to make sure the .toc is readable. bull's stuff
normally lands in /usr/local.
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