Yes,
I downloaded apache from apache.org and PHP from php.net.
There are no apache rpm's installed.
The really burning question I have is why did the etc/httpd folder get
created and why did var/www get created if I chose not to install the
package.
And how do I get my machine to automatically recognize /usr/local/apache2
as the version of apache I want to use?
That way when I use apachectl I get the server in /usr/local/apache2 not
/etc/httpd
Thanks
Shawn
Rodent of Unusual
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STaylor at srspos.com wrote:
> I downloaded the latest versions of Apache and PHP over the weekend. I
> did a configure, make and make install on apache, then PHP.
downloaded? i guess you mean from someplace other than red hat..?
> This created /usr/local/apache2 and usr/local/lib/php on my machine
> which I expected.
>
> However when I try apachectl start or stop I am not starting apache2.
> I am actually starting another version of apache in /etc/httpd
so try '/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl start' instead.
> I am running RH8 which I installed fresh before doing the apache or php
> installs.
did you include the web server option? because if you're going to
run with one you build yourself, you should rpm -e the ones from
red hat..
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