sparkles43
03-27-2006, 12:49 PM
I cannot get apache2 or httpd to initialize with the
"service httpd start" command. My apache2 directory resides in /etc/local/apache2 directory. If I CD to this directory then to /bin I can do a ./httpd and start server. But I want to make it a service. How can I do this. There is nothing for apache in my /etc/rc.d/init.d directory. When I attempt to do a "chkconfing --add apache2" or "chkconfig --add httpd" I get this...
[root@muthasucka local]# chkconfig --add apache2/
error reading information on service apache2/: No such file or directory
Can someone give me a push in the right direction.....
"service httpd start" command. My apache2 directory resides in /etc/local/apache2 directory. If I CD to this directory then to /bin I can do a ./httpd and start server. But I want to make it a service. How can I do this. There is nothing for apache in my /etc/rc.d/init.d directory. When I attempt to do a "chkconfing --add apache2" or "chkconfig --add httpd" I get this...
[root@muthasucka local]# chkconfig --add apache2/
error reading information on service apache2/: No such file or directory
Can someone give me a push in the right direction.....