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Enable a2enmod centos
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Verify that the correct Apache modules are enabled.

  • Replace /path/to/swarm with the path to the Swarm directory.
  • Apache's log files are typically named access_log and error_log.
  • Replace /path/to/apache/logs with the path where your Apache stores its log files.
  • Doing this is particularly useful when your Apache server hosts multiple instances of Swarm. The string myswarm in the log file paths: this should match the subdomain name and prefix for the log files, to help coordinate the active host with the log files for that host. Within the configuration path, the main Apache configuration file is usually named one of the following: Locate your system's Apache configuration.Ĭommon configuration directories include: To avoid seeing the Apache HTTP server Linux test page when you start the Apache server, comment out the content of the nf file located in the /opt/rh/httpd24/root/etc/httpd/conf.d/ directory.

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    Because of this we recommended that you use one of the above commands instead. The apachectl command still exists, but must be run in the /opt/rh/httpd24 environment. For CentOS/RHEL 7 to use systemd scripts: systemctl restart httpd24-httpd.For CentOS/RHEL 6 to use System V scripts: service httpd24-httpd restart.

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    To control the version of Apache used by Swarm, use one of the following: This means that the usual service, systemctl, and apachectl commands will control the wrong server. If Apache 2.4 has been installed from the SCL or RHSCL packages, the Apache configuration files are installed into /opt/rh/httpd24/root/etc rather than their normal locations in /etc.














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