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Old May 11th, 2000, 01:31 PM
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Dear frds,
i am a newbie for apache. How do i know if Apache is installed . I did extract it from the Rpm's but now i dont know how to proceed ahead.
i did press apache <tab> just to see if any apache kewword is present ......it wasnt....
any way to know whahats happening..

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rpm -q apache

If it shows you the installed apache package along with version number, well, you may go ahead and edit your httpd.conf.
It might be found in /usr/local/apache/conf. I don't run redhat, so I dunno the path.
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My old version of Apache (set up by RedHat
during the installation) put the .conf
files at /etc/httpd/conf.

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