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Distribution: Ubuntu, Debian, Various using VMWare
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I have not used Suse, so someone correct me if I am wrong.
Did you install it using Yast? If so, most distros will automatically make it start on boot. Point your browser to "http://localhost" to see if Apache is running.
There should be a script in /etc/init.d called apache. As root, you should also be able to run "/etc/init.d/apache start".
Yast-->system-->system services (run l evel editor)then enable Apache. If you just want to start it without it starting at boot:: /etc/init.d/apache start
YaST says Apache is running, start at boot and listen on 80, but I get nothing from http : / / server /.
Is there a config I should look at... Or maybe an error log.
YaST is a SuSE tool -- I don't believe that it is available on any distros besides SuSE/Novell. If you're using SuSE, you can just open up a command prompt and type yast, or it's in the KDE menu somewhere.
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