Ben Munat wrote:
Well, I've pretty much determined that /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf
is the right file. The weird thing is that I figured this out by
switching the bind port to 8000 in that file... the server then
responded on 8000, so I knew it was the right file and switched it
back to 80.
Well, I've pretty much determined that /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf is
the right file. The weird thing is that I figured this out by switching
the bind port to 8000 in that file... the server then responded on 8000,
so I knew it was the right file and switched it back to 80. But now it's
resp
All my apache2 stuff is in:
/usr/local/apache2/conf
but I installed from source manually, not from ebuild.
I've been installing apache manually for a number of years/versions
without problem, AFAICT. Sounds like the ebuild is screwy.
Maybe, there's a gentoo reason for it. I don't know.
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Ben Munat wrote:
Hmm, I think I missed that blurb about running that command...
however, I do have apache2.conf and commonapache2.conf under
/etc/apache2/conf. Do you know what the ebuild script does? I have
apache running... I (actually my brother) just wanted to edit some
configuration stuff
Hmm, I think I missed that blurb about running that command... however,
I do have apache2.conf and commonapache2.conf under /etc/apache2/conf.
Do you know what the ebuild script does? I have apache running... I
(actually my brother) just wanted to edit some configuration stuff and
the apache do
Ben Munat wrote:
Does gentoo use /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf instead of an
httpd.conf file? Some docs I've found online talk about editing
httpd.conf, but the only one I can find on my box is under
/usr/portage... which is all install files, right?
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Does gentoo use /etc/apache2/conf/apache2.conf instead of an httpd.conf
file? Some docs I've found online talk about editing httpd.conf, but the
only one I can find on my box is under /usr/portage... which is all
install files, right?
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