Apache1 & Apache2 - How do I get them both working on the same box?
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Apache1 & Apache2 - How do I get them both working on the same box?
Can anyone point me in the right direction to a tutorial or howto on how to get Apache1 and Apache2 running together on a (slackware) linux box?
I've just installed Slack 10.0 on an old box, configured it for the network, and now need to get Apache1/PHP4.2.3/MySQL4 running on port 80 and apache2/subversion on another port. But i'm not having much luck.
This shouldn't be too hard, actually. Install Apache and Apache2 in different directories and modify the config options to your liking. In particular, modify the Listen directive in your Apache2 httpd.conf to be some port other than 80. Set the web roots to whatever you need, and start the servers. Hope this helps some.
Yea, thought it would be. Didn't work though. I'm getting the "Hey, it worked! The SSL/TLS-aware Apache webserver was successfully installed on this website." message from apache on localhost, but apache2 isn't starting up, and I can't get anywhere when accessing the box from another IP.
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