Uhh, haven't been following this thread, but... The standard way to start httpd
is as follows:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd start
Other options besides start are: stop, status, restart and reload.
And you might use the System V init editor to start it up every time the PC
boots, but I suggest you do some research on System V bootup if it's new to you.
On Mar 20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> root wrote:
>
> > Ok, lets get to my point...Ive installed mandrake linux like a month ago
> > but after I got used to it I started using its server, apache...I typed
> > httpd but when I typed "ps -ef" the two apache processes (nobody
> > <--PID)it says [httpd <defunct>] 5 times
> >
> > and another problem...
> >
> > I cant get my speakers to work and loctus doesnt do the job any better,
> > it just frezzes and still no sound...can anyone help me?
>
> > <---Richard KIm--->
>
> and I tryed apachectl restart but it didnt work just did the same thing (it
> started fine but just says [httpd <defunct>]] again on the ps -ef
>
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