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I am trying to configure apache to run. I am using red hat 6.2. It is already installed but it will not run. What files do I need to edit or do I need to edit any?
Distribution: Redhat v8.0 (soon to be Fedora? or maybe I will just go back to Slackware)
Posts: 857
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running apache
Jeremy is right. Does it give you an error on boot up that says something like "Could not determine host name, use Servername directive to fix" or something like that?
If so, then just edit the httpd.conf file as Jeremy said. There should be a line commented out that says
#ServerName localhost
I usually just remove the '#' and replace the word 'localhost' with the server's IP address or registered domain name.
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