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Control a custom Apache install via the Sharing panel
A bit late here, but in case anyone is wondering. I'm on 10.6.8 and I found that this tip is completely irrelevant. (Note: My Apache version is 2.2) All you need to do is these simple steps:
And for your information: instead of using the System Preferences app, you can do the same using a few simple terminal commands. To start the server: cd /System/Library/LaunchDaemons sudo launchctl load -w org.apache.httpd.plist To stop it: cd /System/Library/LaunchDaemons sudo launchctl unload -w org.apache.httpd.plist The above will only work if you use the sudo command. Finally, you can see if the server is running using this last useful command (or just look in Activity Monitor): ps -Aco 'pid user comm' | grep httpd |
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