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notes To compile, decompress the tarballs (tar.gz).

[root@deep ]/# cp apache_version.tar.gz /var/tmp
[root@deep ]/# cp mod_ssl-version-version.tar.gz /var/tmp
[root@deep ]/# cp mod_perl-version.tar.gz /var/tmp
[root@deep ]/# cp php-version.tar.gz /var/tmp
[root@deep ]/# cd /var/tmp/
[root@deep ]/tmp# tar xzpf apache_version.tar.gz
[root@deep ]/tmp# tar xzpf mod_ssl-version-version.tar.gz
[root@deep ]/tmp# tar xzpf mod_perl-version.tar.gz
[root@deep ]/tmp# tar xzpf\ php-version.tar.gz

apache command Line

You may require to run Apache from the command line infrequently. You can obtain a complete
listing of the Apache command line choices by using the “-help” argument. For instance, you
would need to open a command window and cd to the Apache directory. On UNIX, cd into the
bin directory under Apache. Now run the command:
apache -help
Or on UNIX:
apache-lyris -help

With respect to the command line tools mentioned herein, it is implied that you are running in
a command window (MS-DOS prompt on Windows or xterm/cmdtool or equivalent on UNIX/
Linux) and are at present in the Apache directory.

UNIX Specific Tools

If you are running on Solaris or Linux, there are suitable scripts available to you to start, stop, and
restart Apache. These are kept in the Apache/bin directory, directly below the Lyris directory.
For example, from that directory, you would run:

./stop
or
./start
or
./restart

Depending on what you require to do.

Windows Specific Tools
If you are running on Windows, you may have need for numerous different command line tools.
For example, on Windows you can start Apache in the foreground very easily by issuing the
following command from the Apache directory:
apache

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