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How to configure and manage apache server under linux

2025-02-23 Update From: SLTechnology News&Howtos shulou NAV: SLTechnology News&Howtos > Development >

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This article mainly introduces "how to configure and manage the apache server under linux". In the daily operation, I believe that many people have doubts about how to configure and manage the apache server under linux. The editor consulted all kinds of materials and sorted out simple and easy-to-use methods of operation. I hope it will be helpful to answer the doubts of "how to configure and manage the apache server under linux". Next, please follow the editor to study!

One or two important directories:

Apache has two important directories: 1. Configuration directory / etc/httpd/conf;2, documentation directory / var/www:

Second, two configuration modes:

There are two ways to configure Apache under Fedora: text mode (terminal command line) and graphical configuration. Both have their own advantages: graphical configuration, easier to use, direct editing of httpd.conf files in text mode, more freedom and more direct.

III. Startup and shutdown of Apache services

The stopping, starting and shutting down of Apache service can be operated in two modes: text (terminal) mode and graphical interface.

Fourth, the operation under the terminal

If you want to use Linux as your WWW server, I recommend that you do not install graphical interfaces (that is, Xwindow, KDE, or GNOME desktops). Obviously, not installing these programs will significantly improve the performance of the system. Easy to operate and beautiful interface comes at a price. I think the essence of Linux lies in the richness of the command line. The command of Linux can accomplish all tasks.

1. Start, restart and stop the service of Apache:

Change the cd/etc/init.d command to the / etc/init.d directory and run the following command:

. / httpdstart// starts the Apache service

. / httpdrestart// restart the Apache service

. / httpdstop// stops the Apache service

Boot and automatically start the Apache service

Change the cd/sbin command to the / sbin directory and run the chkconfig command, argument:. / chkconfig--level5httpdon

. / chkconfig--list can check whether httpd boot starts automatically. If 5: start, it means boot starts automatically.

2. Configuration

The cd/etc/httpd/conf command changes to the directory / etc/httpd/conf, and uses the vi editor to open and edit the httpd.conf configuration. To prevent configuration errors before configuration, back up httpd.conf.

In the httpd.conf file, # is followed by comments to help us configure.

Once again emphasize that linux command tools are very powerful, to learn linux must learn its command line tools, only by learning these commands can you master the essence of linux! I throw a brick to attract jade on the Internet, share with you and learn from each other.

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