Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I am going to take a stab at this from what I know from using apt on my
system, thanks to my son who takes good care of my Linux issues when he is
available.
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Once you have found it, I strongly suspect apt with take acare of apache in
the process of installing apache2, but I don't know that for sure.
That is correct, Nancy.
#apt-get install apache2
witll take care of everything you need.
#apt-get install apache2-doc
gets the documentation which is not the same as apache-doc
#apt-get install apache2 apache2-doc
gets it all in one step, and on my machine starts httpd as well.
jlz
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