Hi, I installed Red Hat linux 9, but I opted to not install apache 2 package when I installed RH. For some reason the apachectl file is still located in /sbin/. I have since installed apache 1.3 and it is located in /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl . Is there some way to safely remove apache2 from /sbin so that there is no confusion in the future?
If I do
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rpm -qa | grep apache
it returns nothing. But if I do
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rpm-qa | grep httpd
it returns:
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httpd-2.0.40-21
redhat-config-httpd-1.0.1-18
Can I just get rid of apache2 (httpd) by doing:
Is apache2 installed under the name httpd and apache 1.3 is installed under apachectl? I am also assuming nothing comes up when I grep for apache because I installed apache 1.3 from source (tar.gz), not as an rpm. I am new, so be gentle!
Jeremy
