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Skriven 2004-08-20 09:58:00 av Paul Rogers (1:105/360.0)
     Kommentar till en text av Pascal Schmidt
Ärende: httpd
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 PS> httpd on Red Hat usually means Apache, which has its own
 PS> initscript. Try "service httpd start", if it works you can

"service"?!  Never saw that before.  You don't mean
etc/services, do you?  When I was working on this last night,
pointing a browser to the file server failed until I started
init.d/httpd by hand.

 PS> add it to the scripts run at bootup with "chkconfig --add

Curiously, at least to me, the init.d/httpd has "# chkconfig - 85 15"
so it isn't supposed to be in rc?.d--though it was in rc4 (?).

 PS> httpd". Apache has its own initscript because most people
 PS> want to run it continously, not on demand via xinetd.

I suppose I could.  At first I couldn't see much use to running
a web server on my lan, so I didn't, in the interests of a
"lean, mean, server machine".  But I guess there's more to
starting it than met the eye.

I guess I have to admit Jasen might have been partially right--I
probably did have things locked down too tightly to begin with.
scp made moving files to/from the server inconvenient enough it
was a server mostly in name only.  Now I'm moving more in the
direction of setting up a one-user intranet.  (Can you spell
"overkill", boys and girls?)  It really will be easier and more
usable if I can use a browser and ftp to up/down load files.
I'll just need to learn how to adjust security appropriately.

(n.b. the tagline is a remnant of a "tagline war" we had on a
local BBS, playing off the infamous dropped-line "No Carrier"
modem error message.  This was my "historical" contribution,
relating to the distribution of the American Pacific Fleet,
and the Japanese code-word for the initiation of the Pearl
Harbor attack.)

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