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I'm kind of confused about if apache is running on my system or not.
netstat shows that nothing is listening on port 80
inetd config shows that theres nothing associated with port 80
ps shows that theres no webserver running
pkgtool shows that theres httpd installed
but when I go to localhost in a webbrowser... I get the standard "It works!" Page...
how come?
any ideas?
Its just a Slackware 13.1 DVD full package installation...
I am looking for httpd... I checked with pkgtool what the sbins are... and since the packagename is also httpd there was no much space for confusion...
I do 'ps aux PIPE grep httpd' and get 'grep httpd' only!
I did installed ruby and rails... they use WEBrick as http server, but only when you start it by "rails server"... and not on port 80 but port 3000... and rails is off...
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