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Apache sever startup at boot
Name: Manish Date: October 23, 2002 at 17:56:14 Pacific OS: redhat 7.3 CPU/Ram: P1 266 MHz/64Mb
Comment:
Hi, I have installed apache 2.0.40 on redhat 7.3. I plan to host my own site for research purposes and I need to know how I can configure redhat 7.3 to automatically start up the apache 2.0.40 server at boot up time(in case of power failure). I tried editing the inittab file with this line: "chkconfig --level 345 httpd on" but it won't work. a simple chkconfig --list does not even list httpd as running when I know for sure it is. I also tried editing the init.d file.
Name: forrest Date: October 23, 2002 at 18:16:50 Pacific
Reply:
i may be wrong if o srry in adv but in gnome for like rh8 u can goto services box and scroll down and check httpd now itll run since the service is enabled. i had this trouble 2 but found it in services menu goodluck
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Response Number 2
Name: dt Date: October 24, 2002 at 06:56:21 Pacific
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1. COPY your apachectl file to /etc 2. edit the /etc/apachectl file to include: '#chkconfig 2345 x y' where x and y are the startup and shutdown priorities. 3. now add apache to chkconfig: chkconfig --add apachectl
or something like that. Once you get the script edited, thats the hardest part.
have fun!
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Response Number 3
Name: Kenhorse Date: October 24, 2002 at 09:08:22 Pacific
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There's an easier way to do this.
At the command prompt, simple type (without the quotes) "ntsysv" and check the httpd box. That will configure everything for you to start Apache at boot....
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Response Number 4
Name: Steve Date: October 28, 2002 at 16:56:49 Pacific
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If you prefer a nicer GUI, "serviceconf" should provide the same utility as "ntsysv" without the ASCII menus.
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