Re: Apache2 starting at boot time

> Go to /etc/init.d and enter the command
> ln -s /usr/local/apache2/bin/apachectl httpd
>
> Next, go to /etc/rc5.d and enter the following command (after seeing the
> explanation below):
> ln -s /etc/init.d/httpd S90httpd
>
> A bit of explanation: The first command creates a symlink in /etc/init.d
to
> the apachectl executable. The second command creates another symlink, this
> time in the rc5.d directory. Before you make that second symlink, run this
> command:
> runlevel (or you might have to give the full path, probably:
> /sbin/runlevel)
> You should get a number (or two) from this command. I'd just take the
> rightmost one (that's your current runlevel), and use that number for the
> rc*.d directory. For example, if runlevel gives you
> N 4
> execute the second command above in /etc/rc4.d instead of /etc/rc5.d.
You'll
> probably be dealing with runlevel 5 though.
>
> Gabriel
>

You know, I posted this message in one of the Linux forums in Internet and I
got no reply. I posted this on alt.pl.comp.linux.newbie - no reply. I posted
this here, on alt.apache.configuration and voila! You're the only one, that
replied to my question. Thanks! It worked! I. O. U.