Install Apache 2.2.11
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Install Apache 2.2.11
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Procedure to identify the current installed version of Apache
Install Apache 2
Install the apache packages
Log in to the FSG via SSH (see procedure “Connect to the FSG via the SSH server.pdf” ) and su to root.
- At the / type the command ipkg list | more
- This command allows to verify if the linux installer ipkg works.
- With the “| more” suffix one get a page per page view.
If you receive and error with the IPKG installer please consult the www.openfsg.org forum – use the search functionality.
- To install the apache packages type: Ipkg install apache
- The IPKG installer gets the package from the download location and installs it in /opt
Go to the /opt/etc directory, there you will find the apache2 directory.
Remark:
- the .org files ar copies I make of the original files when I need to make modifications.
Starting the apache2
To start the apache2 execute the following command: /opt/sbin/apachectl f /opt/etc/apache2/httpd.conf
Checking the version of the apache installed
Go to the /opt/sbin directory and type ./httpd –v
One can see that the installed version is 2.2.11
Examining the apachectl file
When one examines the apachectl file in /opt/sbin Type the command: vi apachectl
Now enter the following url in your browser: http://ip_of_your_lan_interface:8000 and you should get:
See also
- See for autostart problems during boot process: Use the Custom Ipkg Installer
- See Install PHP 5
- See Identify_the_Apache_version.pdf
- See Install_apache_2.2.11.pdf
- See HOWTO - Get Apache2, PHP 5, MySQL up and running in 10 steps
