Hello Raf,
Le 31/01/2020 à 22:16, Raf Roger a écrit :
Hi,
I work on web development using several computers (laptop, desktop)
and i do not have always access to internet.
While i was under Windows i had a portable LAMP server and it was
great as i was just able to sync it once online, to have it on other
computers.
I would like to do the same under Ubuntu 19.10 and i'm looking for
information how to do it.
My first step would be to have apache2 (httpd) not depending on root
permissions, but also running from any directory where the binaries
are stored...
See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/invoking.html
so if binary is set to /home/alain/webserver/apache or
/home/$user/webserver/apache it should be able to run with
configuration file, just by launching httpd start or something like that.
however i'm lost with the source code while i compile it with --PREFIX
and other option.
Can someone help me to understand it better ?
Once you have uncompressed the httpd tarball, you go to the root of the
source tree then execute following command , for example:
*./configure --prefix=/usr/local/httpd-2.4.41*
where /usr/local/httpd-2.4.41 is the root of the installation directory
which will contain bin, doc, share, include,... directories.
if there's no error, you execute then
*make*
to build httpd, then
*sudo make install*
to install it /usr/local/httpd-2.4.41
Other configure options can be found via command :
*./configure --help*
thx
--
Alain
