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Apaches._Server_SetupTime
Does anyone have a rough idea on what are the tasks and how long it takes to download, install and configure the latest Apache HTTP sever on a RHEL virtual machine?
Also ,di have to be a sys admin or have root privileges to install or it can be instaled under another account?
Also ,di have to be a sys admin or have root privileges to install or it can be instaled under another account?
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This is a RHEL virtial machine and nothing on it other than red hat.
I do not need php and mysql.
I jsut need a web server for user to download statis HTML files.
Are you saying a system admn only has to install this? unless they add my unix account to sudoers list?
Don't you have to configure the web server after you install it ot not?
where do you download the latest doftware from
I do not need php and mysql.
I jsut need a web server for user to download statis HTML files.
Are you saying a system admn only has to install this? unless they add my unix account to sudoers list?
Don't you have to configure the web server after you install it ot not?
where do you download the latest doftware from
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That is a good link.
I originally thought you would go here and download it
http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
But it seems it is part of the RHEL OS installed.
As a DBA, would i be able to install and configure it it or this is more of a system admin job with root account to machine?
I originally thought you would go here and download it
http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
But it seems it is part of the RHEL OS installed.
As a DBA, would i be able to install and configure it it or this is more of a system admin job with root account to machine?
You will need to be root in order to install apache and get it running as a web server, but any user can get the various components and compile them into a working binary.
The best way is to use the packages provided by red hat using this command:
# sudo yum install httpd mod_ssl
You will have to be in the sudoers list, otherwise you will need to get root access and run the command directly.
It all depends on the connection speed, assuming a good VPS, the entire download and install should be less than an hour. Possibly significantly less, it also depends largely on what is currently installed on the machine.