[Nottingham] RedHat and apache

[Dan Mackdermott]

Hi Alex,

'rpm -f httpd' should let you know whether or not it is installed.

'service httpd start' will start the httpd daemon.

'chkconfig httpd on' will ensure that it starts the next time that the 
machine enters your current initlevel.

Hope that helps?

Cheers,

Dan

On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, Alex Tibbles wrote:

> I use two redhat 8 servers and have apache running
> correctly on one but not the other. 'up2date httpd'
> replies that the package is either up to date or not
> available (probably a competitor for most useless
> error message). an apache start script exists in
> /etc/init.d/, but 'ps aux | grep apache" gives 8
> entries on one machine, but none on the other? the
> only difference AFAIK is that one was installed with
> full GNOME, the other bare, text only.
> any clues?
> 
> alex
> 
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