Ah. I compiled apache myself, but set it up to use Apple's means of
starting and stopping (The Web Sharing pane). I never investigated how to
manually add it to the list of services to run at startup.
Do you have an entry for apache in /Library/StartupItems?
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I assume you are referring to "Web Sharing", which is already off. I
installed apache2 through compiling the source myself instead of a binary
for Mac if that makes a difference.
James Madill wrote:
Turn it off in the System Preferences Panel called Sharing.
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How can I stop apache2 from launching when I turn on my Mac running OSX
10.5? I have been searching for an answer to this question, but guess I
can't find the right wording to enter into Google.
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