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seanmayhew
09-24-2002, 09:02 PM
Okay Im Running RedHat 7.3 with the 2.4.18-3 Kernel. When I had originally installed all of the RedHat software it contained the Apache/PHP/MySQL on the original distribution dics. So I selected to have those installed as well with a variety of other development tools ie PostgreSQL etc. My question is I know how to get these packages running using the original .tar files found on the web but I can find no documentation on how to get these pieces of software to work now that I've chosen to do the distribution install. I've tried the obvious like entering http://localhost to see if apache is running and nada any help would be greatly appreciated.
seanmayhew
09-24-2002, 09:28 PM
I've found the folders of the software on my hard disc in the /usr/lib folder but again ive no idea how to get this software to run from here
zachusaf
09-27-2002, 01:08 PM
I know redhat has a service config program, where you can specify what services run at which runlevels. Run this, then make sure httpd and mysql have a check box next to them. Save, and reboot. After that, Apache and mysql should be up and running
zachusaf
Asmodan
10-01-2002, 06:05 PM
this command is ntsysv, or linuxconf in older versions
Originally posted by zachusaf
I know redhat has a service config program, where you can specify what services run at which runlevels. Run this, then make sure httpd and mysql have a check box next to them. Save, and reboot. After that, Apache and mysql should be up and running
zachusaf
Asmodan
10-01-2002, 06:06 PM
You manage to get this working yet?
Originally posted by seanmayhew
I've found the folders of the software on my hard disc in the /usr/lib folder but again ive no idea how to get this software to run from here
seanmayhew
10-02-2002, 09:17 AM
Sorry forget to let ya know I got it running what worked for me was the post from
Asmodan:
I know redhat has a service config program, where you can specify what services run at which runlevels. Run this, then make sure httpd and mysql have a check box next to them. Save, and reboot. After that, Apache and mysql should be up and running
I went into the kdemenu->system->system configuration and check the box for mysqld and httpd then clicked start then clicked save then rebooted and presto! i had working apache and mysql. Thanks Asmodan.