On Tue, 18 Jul 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote about, Where has apachectl gone ???:
> Hi all
>
> RedHat Linux V6.2 kernel 2.2.14-5.0
> Apache V 1.3
>
> Past experience with Apache on SuSE Linux and Solaris systems led me
> to believe that ther was a funky script called apachectl that can be used to
> start and stop the httpd.
>
> Imagine my delight when I read the following in the Apache docs
>
> :>As of Apache 1.3 we provide a script src/support/apachectl
> :>which can be used to start, stop, and restart Apache
> Can I find this script on my system. No...
> # find / -name apachectl returns zip
> There's also a whole load of other stuff that is supposed to be there
> according to these docs and the RedHat Linux book (admittedly 6.0)
> that I've got. But most of it seems to be missing.
> I'm trying to get PHP going on my new RedHat system (without too
> much luck at the moment) and every time I want to restart the server I
> have to re-boot, which is becoming a bit of a bore.
> What is is that _I'm_ missing (apart from a few brain cells).
Without seeming ambiguous i would say a lot, i mean that in a lot of
software,
apache must be installed to have the script to start and stop it, AFAIK.
AFAIK There is "never" the need to reboot to stop any server or daemon,
'killall daemon_name' should be enough.
I you would care to give us more information on HOW you installed, WHAT you
installed, and just WHAT you are doing, then maybe one of the so called
guru's on this list can help you more.
Just because a document says it should be there, DOES NOT mean it IS there,
some distribution's do not install ALL software. Period.
> Cheers
> Duncan
>
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