Re: [Fink-beginners] Which Apache Version?

[Joris G. <jor...@te...>]

William West wrote:

> All,
>
> This one I don't get.  I'm trying to run apache that I downloaded 
> using Fink Commander.  The fink says that I've got Apache Version:
>
> flagged    status    name    installed    version    binary    
> category  summary   
> NO        current    apache2    2.0.48-15    2.0.48-15    2.0.48-15    
> web          Powerful HTTP Web Server
> NO        current    apache2-common    2.0.48-15    2.0.48-15    
> 2.0.48-15 web Apache2 Common Files (conf, icon, etc)
>
> I read that as telling me that I've got verstion 2.0.48-15 installed.
>
> but typing:
>
> httpd -v
>
> in X11 returns:
>
> Server version: Apache/1.3.33 (Darwin)
> Server built:   Nov 29 2004 17:59:31
>
> OK so what do I have running?  Did I miss something along the way?  It 
> does make a difference to me whether I've actually got apache 1.3.33 
> or 2.0.48.
>
> Regards,
>
> WWW
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Fink installed Apache2 in /sw (somewhere, I'm not quite sure where). But 
Apple packs Apache 1.3.33 into Mac OS X. The executables are installed 
in /usr/sbin. If your path is set to first check /usr/sbin and 
afterwards /sw/sbin the commandline will tell you 1.3.33 is installed, 
however if you would try /sw/sbin/httpd -v you'll see you've got 2.0.48 
as well.
I'm no expert on Apache, but make sure the "default Apache" (the one 
Apple includes in OS X) is stopped. After that make sure Apache2 is running.
If you have PHP installed as a Apache2 module and you try out something 
like <?php phpinfo(); ?> , you'll see Apache2 is running.
Their should, and probably is a much nicer solution to this problem, but 
I was glad I got everything going, so I didn't look any further.

Joris