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Apache - 2.2.14

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Current Version: 2.2.14
Release Date: 2009-10-06
License: Freeware
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Apache CommentaryFink or DarwinPorts - Version: 2.0.55, 10/14/2005 01:56AM PST

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amcgee
The simplest way to install Apache is the same way it is for all open source *nix applications, use a package manager such as Fink or DarwinPorts. There really is nothing to complain about anymore.
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Apache CommentaryWait a few days... - Version: 2.0.53, 2/7/2005 10:58AM PST

Gennx30
There is something called WEBSERVER XKit, which will installs the latest Apache, MySQL and PhP-they are still at 2.0.52-but im sure will update soon...
(look in Versiontracker)
Easy as pie to install and it throws in a control panel to boot! (figuratively)
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Apache CommentaryInsanely difficult to install or upgrade... - Version: 2.0.53, 2/7/2005 08:56AM PST

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SystemLord
How in the h*ll do you upgrade "OS X SERVER"s default Apache 1.3.33 to this version???

The Apache developers assume everyone using this has nothing else to do but to live and breath Apache. Not so.

Any simplified help would be a huge improvement.

Thanks.
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Apache CommentaryApache for Dummies? - Version: 2.0.51, 9/17/2004 12:33PM PST

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Strider72
Those looking for "easy to use", including a Preference Pane that allows easy editing and syntax checking of config files should check out "Complete Apache" (find it on VersionTracker). A company called Server Logistics puts it out. An update of their package usually follows an Apache update a few days later.

Installs using the standard Mac install program, and is totally separate from the built-in Mac install.
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Apache Usage TipTo find out the version of apache you are running... - Version: 2.0.49, 7/4/2004 10:27AM PST

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peterhil

Type apachectl status from the terminal or go to a non-existent local URL like http://localhost/x, which gives a 404 page and (depending on your server configuration) the version number of Apache you are running.

Apache 2's default install location is /usr/local/apache/. You don't need to touch the 1.3.29 version which comes with Panther. Just start the Apache 2 with /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl start and not from Sharing Preferences. BTW, does anyone know how to make Apache 2 start from Sharing Preferences?

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Apache Usage TipHow to see what version you're running - Version: 2.0.49, 3/20/2004 10:54AM PST

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rick-is-online
from the command line (Terminal.app), type:
httpd -v

That will tell you what version you're running.
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Apache Troubleshooting ReportApache - Version: 2.0.49, 3/20/2004 05:21AM PST

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johnlove
Where is the best, simple source for:

1) finding out what version of Apache is running on my OS X

2) how to update that version of Apache on my OS X

I am just getting back into PHP, so bear with me.

John Love
jolove@up.net
 
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Apache ReviewApache is great,… - Version: 2.0.44, 1/27/2003 12:18PM PST

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Strider72
but for OS X I highly recommend using "Complete Apache 2 2.0.44", which is an implementations that installs using the standard Apple install app and provides you a Preference Pane to turn it on and off, and gracefully restart it. Perfect for the non-unix-geek who wants this version of Apache running.
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Apache Reviewdid anyone install… - Version: 2.0.44, 1/19/2003 02:52PM PST

Drilx
it using this new BolinOS php portal system? does it work as fine? http://bolinos.net
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Apache ReviewWorks smoothly enough… - Version: 2.0.44, 1/19/2003 03:42AM PST

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Vish Vishvanath
after compiling. PHP 4.3 works too, although it's a little experimental on my part. This is really an opportunity to upgrade all the other little parts of a web server and plumb them into Apache 2, such as GD, ImageMagick, Perl, etc. Don't touch this release unless you know what you're doing. If you're building web sites, you don't need this. If you're administrating web sites, you might well need this in the future.
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