{"id":1167,"date":"2018-01-19T19:22:31","date_gmt":"2018-01-19T19:22:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/goofy-trucks.flywheelsites.com\/apache-on-win32-page-3\/"},"modified":"2018-01-19T19:24:35","modified_gmt":"2018-01-19T19:24:35","slug":"apache-on-win32-page-3","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/phpbuilder.com\/apache-on-win32-page-3\/","title":{"rendered":"Apache on WIN32 Page 3"},"content":{"rendered":"
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By Brian Moon<\/div>\n
on July 30, 2000<\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
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\nRunning Apache on NT<\/div>\n
\nIf you are on NT you will want to install Apache as a
\nservice. To do this select Start, Programs, Apache, Install Apache As
\nService. Now Apache can be started and stopped using the ‘Services’
\nControl Panel Applet. Unless you have a good reason, I would suggest setting this to be started manually. To do this
\ngo to Control Panel and select Services. Select the Apache service
\nand click ‘Startup’. Set ‘Start Up Type’ to ‘Manual’. This will
\nmake you have to start Apache when you need it. The good thing is
\nthat it will shut down when NT does. You will not see
\nany Apache windows with this setup.<\/div>\n
\nRunning Apache on Windows 9x<\/div>\n
\nIf you are using Windows 9x, I would suggest downloading the Apache
\nManager for Windows from my website (http:\/\/brian.threadnet.com\/apmgr.html<\/a>).
\nIt stays in the system tray and hides all the console windows that Apache
\ncreates. It will allow you to start, stop and restart Apache without
\nworrying about command line mess. If you do not want to use Apache
\nManager, you can start Apache by selecting Start, Programs, Apache Web Server,
\nApache Server. This will create a console (MS-DOS) window.
\nDO NOT CLOSE THIS WINDOW<\/strong>. To stop Apache you will need to
\nopen an MS-DOS window, switch to your Apache folder ('c:apache'<\/tt>) and type:<\/div>\n
apache -k shutdown<\/pre>\n
It may take a moment for the Apache console window to close.  This
\nensures a proper shutdown of all all the threads and properly closes all the
\n.conf and .log files.  Now you know why I wrote Apache Manager.<\/div>\n
\nTesting The System<\/div>\n
\nI do recommend you to run the console version of Apache at least once to be
\nsure all is running well.  The only way to get output from Apache is
\nthrough the console window or the error.log file.  The error log can be
\nfound under the logs folder in the Apache install folder.  In our case
\n'c:apachelogserror.log'<\/tt>.<\/div>\n
\nOk, start Apache by selecting Start, Programs, Apache Web Server, Apache
\nServer.  If all is ok, you will see something like the following in the
\nconsole window:<\/div>\n
\n<\/p>\n
Apache\/1.3.4\u00a0(Win32)\u00a0running...
\n
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\n<\/code><\/font><\/div>\n
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\nIf you do not see that and the window disappears quickly you will need to run it from
\nan MS-DOS window.  You will need to open an MS-DOS window, switch to your
\nApache folder ('c:apache'<\/tt>) and type ‘apache’.  See what error message is
\ngiven.  If it a parse error in the conf file, you will need to correct
\nit by editing httpd.conf and running Apache again.<\/div>\n
\nSo, now it is all running.  To test your system, open a browser and
\ntype: http:\/\/localhost\/<\/tt>.  You should see a page from
\nApache congratulating you.  If you do not, one thing to check is that you have a file
\nin your windows directory called hosts.sam.  If it is not there, create it.
\nIn that file put:<\/div>\n
\n<\/p>\n
localhost\u00a0127.0.0.1
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