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Joshua Strobl 2017-04-15 17:43:11 +03:00
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title = "Apache (httpd)" title = "httpd (Apache)"
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# Apache (httpd) Web Server # httpd (Apache)
Solus provides httpd for web developers to test locally before uploading their work. Below are installation instructions for installing httpd: Solus provides httpd (otherwise referred to as Apache) web server for web developers to test locally before uploading their work.
## Install ## Installation
httpd can be installed either from the Software Center or via terminal: httpd can be installed either from the Software Center or via terminal:
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sudo eopkg install httpd sudo eopkg install httpd
``` ```
Configuration must be copied from /usr/share/defaults/httpd/httpd.conf into /etc/ and then edited to your liking. The default location for www documents in /var/www/ ## Usage
Commands for managing the httpd via systemd systemctl: ### Configuration and DocumentRoot
As we supply a default vendor configuration in `/usr/share/defaults/httpd/`, to make modifications to httpd's configuration, you must first copy `/usr/share/defaults/httpd/httpd.conf` to `/etc/`, and make modifications to the file in `/etc/`
By default, httpd's DocumentRoot is set to `/var/www/`, thus files you desire to be accessible via your httpd server must be copied to that location.
### Management
Managing httpd is done via systemd, using the following commands:
``` bash ``` bash
sudo systemctl enable httpd # enable on startup sudo systemctl enable httpd # Enable on startup
sudo systemctl start httpd # start the web server sudo systemctl start httpd # Start the web server
sudo systemctl stop httpd # stop the web server sudo systemctl stop httpd # Stop the web server
``` ```