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Apache version 2
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Yep.
will do it. On default installs, you'll find this in the /usr/local/apache/bin directory.
brendanc@icehouse.net
Code:
httpd -vbrendanc@icehouse.net
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the easiest way is to go to a browser and type:
(just make a fake url)
you then get a 404 message with the apache version and server name (by default).
Just wanted to add that...
Hope this helps!!!
Rninja
(just make a fake url)
you then get a 404 message with the apache version and server name (by default).
Just wanted to add that...
Hope this helps!!!
Rninja
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