Balamurugan:
>
> Please download apache as a tar.gz and try installing in a local
> path rather installing as a system(/usr/bin or /usr/local/bin).
This is bad advice. This installation will not receive any automatic
upgrades and any problems the OP has with the Debian package can occur
here as w
Dear John,
Please download apache as a tar.gz and try installing in a local path
rather installing as a system(/usr/bin or /usr/local/bin). In this way,
you can configure to the most minute level. If you find any issues, you
can simply remove that path. That is it.
Steps:
1. tar -xzvf
2. c
John W. Foster:
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> […] I want to know first of all if there is a way,
> Command line perhaps, to have apt completely reinstall all of Apache2
> with the dist basic files so that it works upon startup, then I can try
> to reconfigure it manually.
apt-get purge apache2
apt-get install apache2
Bew
I have an installation of Apache2 that is misconfigured & no longer
works. Over the last couple of years Apache has become bloated & hard to
manage so I tried using webmin to work out the kinks. My lack of
experience has caused me to totally screw up my web server so I want to
enlist some assistanc
On 09.09.2013 19:43, John W. Foster wrote:
> I have an installation of Apache2 that is misconfigured & no longer
> works.
One way would be to remove the package apache2 and then move the config
files out of the way. Then reinstall apache2 to get the default
settings back.
apt-get remove
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