Hey mike,
This was added to draft, so I'm re-sending this.
I tried the command with -f option myself like this. (sudo
/usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl -V -f /usr/local/apache2/conf/httpd.conf)
And the result is,
[sudo] password for padmahas:
Server version: Apache/2.4.12 (Unix)
Server built: Ma
Hello Padmahas,
For Apache httpd there is no make uninstall,
but there is a make clean, make distclean and make extraclean.
You could try setting up a separate Apache httpd installation inside
your home directory with the following instructions:
- cd to your Apache httpd source directory
- $
Hello mike,
I would like to clarify one thing. Whatever the apache related command I
execute inside /usr/local/apache2/bin, it all affecting the apache inside
/usr. The exact reason may be because I installed apache inside /usr at
first and only later I installed in "usr/local"
Hence if you w
Hello Padmahas,
Okay. This tells us a few things.
One problem is that the HTTPD_ROOT is set to /usr instead of
/usr/local/apache2.
Other relative paths will be based from here.
Since the SERVER_CONFIG_FILE is set to conf/httpd.conf,
the default config file will be /usr/conf/httpd.conf instead
Hey mike,
Forget about the warning message I mentioned in my previous mail, I solved
it by following steps as Aparna suggested me to set the *ServerName*
section.
But I still have that last question about starting the server without
specifying *httpd.conf* file path.
On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 10:1
Hello mike,
Yes you are write I installed server first inside /usr and then inside
/usr/local/apache2 (installed by default when I used ./configure without
--prefix option). Even you are right about my manual un installation.
About the command you suggested with -V option, this is the result.
Se
Hello Padmahas,
It looks like your two installations of Apache httpd 2.4 are conflicting
with each other.
If I understand correctly, you first installed into /user and then into
/usr/local/apache2.
Then you tried to remove the /user installation by deleting files manually.
(As you've seen, /us
*If anyone finds this as a big question please let me know. I'll precise my
problem.Steps I followed:*
I installed apr and apr-utils package in the path *"/usr"* using the
--prefix option.
Both were installed successfully. Hence I installed apache 2.4 to the same
path ("/usr") using --prefix opti
