Hey all,
I had to re-install Windows XP(thanks to viruses) and that means re-doing the entire Apache thing. I installed the phptriad that comes with Apache, MySQL, and PHP, but I haven't been able to find the version that runs in the background instead of a command prompt version. I believe it was Apache 2.0, but I may be wrong. Anyway, I don't think I saw it at apache.org.
If anyone knows what I'm talking about and wouldn't mind getting me a link, that'd be great. Thanks.
Apache in Background
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And this would automatically start Apache AND run it in the background? By running in the background I mean that I won't see the window down at the bottom. Apache 2.0 was a win32 application, which ran in the background anyways.
I tried the net start command in the command promp and went into the Apache folder where the program is. The thing returns an error saying that the service name is invalid.
Where can Apache2 be downloaded? I didn't see it at Apache.org.
I tried the net start command in the command promp and went into the Apache folder where the program is. The thing returns an error saying that the service name is invalid.
Where can Apache2 be downloaded? I didn't see it at Apache.org.
Ok, I got it. When I install it, it gives me some errors when it pops up some console windows and says something along the lines of: "One usage of each socket address <protocol/network port/address> is usually permitted. Error binding to server 0.0.0.0:80", then a few seconds later it pops up with a console window saying that it couldn't find some files in the log folder.
Other than this the program installs and opens, but the problem is that the Apache Monitor does not have either Apache 1 or Apache 2 inside of it when I open it up. What do you to do add it to the Monitor?
Sorry for these newbie Apache questions but I don't remember this being so complicated before.
Other than this the program installs and opens, but the problem is that the Apache Monitor does not have either Apache 1 or Apache 2 inside of it when I open it up. What do you to do add it to the Monitor?
Sorry for these newbie Apache questions but I don't remember this being so complicated before.