how to start apache2 at boot time

Hi,

What is the difference between apache and apache2?

Each time I reboot my Ubuntu 6.06 machine, /usr/sbin/apache starts up.
What I really want is /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL. How do I change
this?

Do I want both apache and apache2 running?

Thanks for any help,
Don

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> What is the difference between apache and apache2?

The term 'apache' can refer to any version of Apache. The term
'apache2' exclusively refers to version 2 of Apache.

> Each time I reboot my Ubuntu 6.06 machine, /usr/sbin/apache starts up.
> What I really want is /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL. How do I change
> this?

Check the start scripts on your machine. They're usuall in /etc/init.d,
but I'm not so sure about Ubuntu.

> Do I want both apache and apache2 running?

Most likely, if you wanted them both running, you would know that you
do.

DS

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Each time I reboot my Ubuntu 6.06 machine, /usr/sbin/apache starts up.
> What I really want is /usr/sbin/apache2 -k start -DSSL. How do I change
> this?

What is it you want ?
Do you want both apache1 and apache2, or just apache2 ?

If the former, you'll have to figure out how to choose between them, or
how to run them on separate ports.

If the latter, just uninstall apache and install apache2.


J.