pacman -S apache VS systemctl enable httpd
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From synthetic reading through the web on establishing an Arch-LAMP I understand that when installing Apache I should do:
pacman -S apache
and then
systemctl enable httpd
Why in the installation it's apache and in starting the service it's httpd?
Note: I have yet to rent an Arch machine, I just try to get some background before doing so.
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asked Jan 21 at 4:07
JohnDoeaJohnDoea
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From synthetic reading through the web on establishing an Arch-LAMP I understand that when installing Apache I should do:
pacman -S apache
and then
systemctl enable httpd
Why in the installation it's apache and in starting the service it's httpd?
Note: I have yet to rent an Arch machine, I just try to get some background before doing so.
arch-linux apache-httpd
asked Jan 21 at 4:07
JohnDoeaJohnDoea
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From synthetic reading through the web on establishing an Arch-LAMP I understand that when installing Apache I should do:
pacman -S apache
and then
systemctl enable httpd
Why in the installation it's apache and in starting the service it's httpd?
Note: I have yet to rent an Arch machine, I just try to get some background before doing so.
arch-linux apache-httpd
asked Jan 21 at 4:07
JohnDoeaJohnDoea
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From synthetic reading through the web on establishing an Arch-LAMP I understand that when installing Apache I should do:
pacman -S apache
and then
systemctl enable httpd
Why in the installation it's apache and in starting the service it's httpd?
Note: I have yet to rent an Arch machine, I just try to get some background before doing so.
arch-linux apache-httpd
arch-linux apache-httpd
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apacheis the package name, and short for "Apache HTTP Server", the official name of the software.httpdis the "HTTP server daemon" itself, which is provided by this package. This is what the Apache Software Foundation chose to name the daemon and related files.
Confusingly, the Apache Software Foundation themselves also use "httpd" as a short form of the software name
The Apache HTTP Server ("httpd") was launched in 1995
answered Jan 21 at 4:47
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apacheis the package name, and short for "Apache HTTP Server", the official name of the software.httpdis the "HTTP server daemon" itself, which is provided by this package. This is what the Apache Software Foundation chose to name the daemon and related files.
Confusingly, the Apache Software Foundation themselves also use "httpd" as a short form of the software name
The Apache HTTP Server ("httpd") was launched in 1995
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apacheis the package name, and short for "Apache HTTP Server", the official name of the software.httpdis the "HTTP server daemon" itself, which is provided by this package. This is what the Apache Software Foundation chose to name the daemon and related files.
Confusingly, the Apache Software Foundation themselves also use "httpd" as a short form of the software name
The Apache HTTP Server ("httpd") was launched in 1995
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apacheis the package name, and short for "Apache HTTP Server", the official name of the software.httpdis the "HTTP server daemon" itself, which is provided by this package. This is what the Apache Software Foundation chose to name the daemon and related files.
Confusingly, the Apache Software Foundation themselves also use "httpd" as a short form of the software name
The Apache HTTP Server ("httpd") was launched in 1995
answered Jan 21 at 4:47
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apacheis the package name, and short for "Apache HTTP Server", the official name of the software.httpdis the "HTTP server daemon" itself, which is provided by this package. This is what the Apache Software Foundation chose to name the daemon and related files.
Confusingly, the Apache Software Foundation themselves also use "httpd" as a short form of the software name
The Apache HTTP Server ("httpd") was launched in 1995
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