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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by ellem <el...@optonline.net> on 2002/09/19 18:08:16 UTC
[users@httpd] Two Apaches One box....
I am (accidentally) running 1.3 and 2.0 on my OSX machine.
What I _think_ I want to do is remove 1.3 as it doesn't work correctly
anyway. The problem is when I use commands like:
apachectl
httpd -l
httpd -V
I get results from 1.3 which isn't even running.
Any ideas?
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Lou Moran
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http://ellem.dyn.dhs.org:5281/
(OS X)
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Re: [users@httpd] Two Apaches One box....
Posted by Jacob Coby <jc...@listingbook.com>.
> OK sort of what I thought... this is Apple's install of Apache so God
> only knows what's going on and where.
Surely there is some sort of uninstall tool or package manager in OS X?
-Jacob
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Re: [users@httpd] Two Apaches One box....
Posted by ellem <el...@optonline.net>.
On Thursday, September 19, 2002, at 12:57 PM, Jacob Coby wrote:
> If you haven't installed apache 1.3 via some sort of package manager
> (ie,
> you did `tar -xzvf apache-1.3.xx.tar.gz; cd apache-1.3.xx; make && make
> install`), you need to:
OK sort of what I thought... this is Apple's install of Apache so God
only knows what's going on and where.
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Re: [users@httpd] Two Apaches One box....
Posted by Jacob Coby <jc...@listingbook.com>.
> I am (accidentally) running 1.3 and 2.0 on my OSX machine.
>
> What I _think_ I want to do is remove 1.3 as it doesn't work correctly
> anyway. The problem is when I use commands like:
>
> apachectl
> httpd -l
> httpd -V
DISCLAMER: I have never used OS X, I'm going on it's similarity to *ix
systems.
If you haven't installed apache 1.3 via some sort of package manager (ie,
you did `tar -xzvf apache-1.3.xx.tar.gz; cd apache-1.3.xx; make && make
install`), you need to:
1) find where apache is located:
`which httpd`
2) remove the directory in which apache is located
`rm -rf /wherever/you/have/apache`
Now, this assumes you are using a fairly isolated install, and not one that
is spread out across 10 directories. If httpd is in a common binary
directory (say, /usr/bin or /usr/local/bin), don't rm -rf, you'll have to
pick out the files one by one.
You also might want to backup your httpd.conf, just in case. Do this before
you remove everything :)
After that, you should be able to do `which apache` and get "/usr/bin/which:
no apache in (path:here)"
>From there, it's up to you to reconfigure your 2.0 install so you don't have
to enter an absolute path to use httpd and apachectl.
NOTE: if you used some sort of package manager, uninstall 1.3.x through
that.
-Jacob
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