I want to be able to start an apache server from the command line, typing something like apache site-folder
or apache . --port=2000
This should read and use .htaccess
files.
I know about python -m SimpleHTTPServer
and it's close to what I need, but not quite.
Ideal solutions:
I just want to type command <Directory> --port=8000 --other-options
The command name could also be pache
At some point I may want to use this in production. It should be easy to send the process to the background, and then stop that instance or all instances, like forever
Relevant links: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/httpd.html
It should be only one command for anyone to install the script for immediate use
How do I restart httpd service? You can use the service or systemctl command to restart httpd server. Another option is use /etc/init. d/httpd service script.
In Linux, the apachectl or apache2ctl command is used to control Apache HTTP server interface, it is a front-end to Apache.
Step by step Apache install on Windows Download the installation media in the form of a ZIP file. Extract the contents of the Apache Web Server 2.4 zip to the file system. Locate the extracted Apache24 folder and copy this folder to the root of C:\ Open the C:\Apache24\bin folder and run the httpd.exe command.
What about apache debug mode (-X) ?
apache2 -X -d. -f.htaccess -C"PidFile `mktemp`" -C"Listen 1025" -C"ErrorLog /dev/stdout" -C"DocumentRoot `pwd`"
to put it in the background once started you may use Ctrl^Z then type "bg"
Using the the FOREGROUND flag, wrapping it up in a shell script:
#!/bin/sh if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then echo "$0 <port> <dir>" exit 10 fi /usr/sbin/apache2 -DFOREGROUND -d. -f.htaccess -C"PidFile `mktemp`" \ -C"Listen $1" -C"ErrorLog /dev/stdout" -C"DocumentRoot $2" -e debug
call it "pache", chmod +x, then you can run
./pache 1026 /tmp/webroot
http-server
is a much better simple http server than pache, it's what I use currently! :)Use [pache][1]
Install with npm - which comes with node here: http://nodejs.org/
sudo npm install pache -g
Run on current dir, port 3000:
pache
Or specify directory and port:
pache site-directory 2000
[1]: https://github.com/devinrhode2/pache
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