Okay, I'm curious. I just installed CentOS 3.3 and did an update with YUM. I want to run Apache so I first checked to see if it's installed with rpm -q apache. Nada. Yet, in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d I see K15httpd. So I moved that to S15httpd and started it up. It's up. Goto the default page and it's running. So....if it's not showing up in rpm queries, how is/was it installed?
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On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Joe Polk wrote:
Okay, I'm curious. I just installed CentOS 3.3 and did an update with YUM. I want to run Apache so I first checked to see if it's installed with rpm -q apache. Nada. Yet, in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d I see K15httpd. So I moved that to S15httpd and started it up. It's up. Goto the default page and it's running. So....if it's not showing up in rpm queries, how is/was it installed?
rpm -q httpd
The apache folk complained aboue Red Hat using their trademark ...
Regards Lance
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Lance Davis wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Joe Polk wrote:
Okay, I'm curious. I just installed CentOS 3.3 and did an update with YUM. I want to run Apache so I first checked to see if it's installed with rpm -q apache. Nada. Yet, in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d I see K15httpd. So I moved that to S15httpd and started it up. It's up. Goto the default page and it's running. So....if it's not showing up in rpm queries, how is/was it installed?
rpm -q httpd
The apache folk complained aboue Red Hat using their trademark ...
And to get it to start, instead of manually moving the file, try:
chkconfig httpd on
Ben
rpm -qa | grep httpd
Chris
Joe Polk wrote:
Okay, I'm curious. I just installed CentOS 3.3 and did an update with YUM. I want to run Apache so I first checked to see if it's installed with rpm -q apache. Nada. Yet, in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d I see K15httpd. So I moved that to S15httpd and started it up. It's up. Goto the default page and it's running. So....if it's not showing up in rpm queries, how is/was it installed?
-- <<JAV>>
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On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 08:16:57 -0400 "Joe Polk" listuser@javelinux.com disait:
Okay, I'm curious. I just installed CentOS 3.3 and did an update with YUM. I want to run Apache so I first checked to see if it's installed with rpm -q apache. Nada. Yet, in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d I see K15httpd. So I moved that to S15httpd and started it up. It's up. Goto the default page and it's running. So....if it's not showing up in rpm queries, how is/was it installed?
lol, you did 'rpm -q apache' , while apache package's name is 'httpd' ! i advice you to *not* modify boot scripts in /etc/rc.d/rcX.d by hand, because this is automaticaly handled by 'chkconfig' ( the command ) and it's removed/installed by RPM installations.
Okay, I've been away from RH for a bit, so I wasnt aware of the package name issue. Thanks. As for chkconfig, it's merely a tool, no biggie.
-- <<JAV>>
---------- Original Message ----------- From: Martin Hamant mh@accelance.fr To: centos@caosity.org Sent: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 13:24:05 +0100 Subject: Re: [Centos] Apache
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 08:16:57 -0400 "Joe Polk" listuser@javelinux.com disait:
Okay, I'm curious. I just installed CentOS 3.3 and did an update with YUM. I want to run Apache so I first checked to see if it's installed with rpm -q apache. Nada. Yet, in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d I see K15httpd. So I moved that to S15httpd and started it up. It's up. Goto the default page and it's running. So....if it's not showing up in rpm queries, how is/was it installed?
lol, you did 'rpm -q apache' , while apache package's name is 'httpd' ! i advice you to *not* modify boot scripts in /etc/rc.d/rcX.d by hand, because this is automaticaly handled by 'chkconfig' ( the command ) and it's removed/installed by RPM installations.
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