If I check this box, the system Apache 1.3 will be started as in the StartupItems Script the path is 'hardcoded'.
I could write a startupItems script myself (I already have one, as I had a selfcompiled apache2 version running before); my question was, if there is a fink way to do this? And wht this daemon directiory is about?
Stefan
Am 22.03.2004 um 18:34 schrieb Ersatz Sophist:
As far as I know, you check the box that says "personal web sharing" in the "sharing" section of System Preferences, and apache is up and running.
It might be a little more complicated if you want to start a DNS service and so on.
Payam
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On Mar 21, 2004, at 3:55 AM, Stefan Weigand wrote:
Never mind, I found the ssl version of the svn module.
But what I would be interested (and I didn't find any docu), how is apache started? and what is the /sw/etc/daemons directory with xml file for apache doing?
Stefan
Hi list,
I was trying to install apache2 together with subversion and php, but there is only libapache2-ssl-mod-php4 and no none ssl module for php. svn has no ssl module. So this won't work together.
Any hints, ideas?
Stefan
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