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On 23/06/06, Paul Orrock <paulo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > > $ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start > > Not starting apache2 - edit /etc/default/apache2 and change NO_START to > > be 0. > > You're using the init (boot start up) system to try and start it as though it were being booted via init.d and it's rightly telling you "You've told me not to start on boot so I won't" > > What you want to do is start apache outside the boot system using the normal apache2ctl script But isn't this the purpose of the sys-v style initscripts to configure what to start and at which runlevel, without having to edit configuration files (with double negatives, yuck)... So, that debian-cumbersome-packaging-of-apache hate is justified.There's stuff above here
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