This is a discussion on install apache as a manual service within the Windows Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Hi, I am the creator of wamp5, an autoinstaller for PHP5, apache 1.3.31, MySSQL 4.0.18... http://...
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Hi,
I am the creator of wamp5, an autoinstaller for PHP5, apache 1.3.31, MySSQL 4.0.18... http://www.wampserver.com I am thinking about a new version and I need to (by command line) install apache as a manual service (not automatic). I've searched everywhere I could but didn' find a solution. Does someone know how I could do that? Thanks Romain |
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rbourdon@kaptive.com (roms) wrote:
>I am thinking about a new version and I need to (by command line) >install apache as a manual service (not automatic). I've searched >everywhere I could but didn' find a solution. You can try editing the registry; set the value of HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Apache[2]\Start to 3. Regards, johannes |
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You are so great,
thank you very much Johannes! You've just helped me to add the next important feature to WAMP5 ;-) Regards Romain johannes m.r. <psychosos@gmx.at> wrote in message news:<l62df0tdg06ehu26nisj4it7lka09ragiv@4ax.com>. .. > rbourdon@kaptive.com (roms) wrote: > >I am thinking about a new version and I need to (by command line) > >install apache as a manual service (not automatic). I've searched > >everywhere I could but didn' find a solution. > > You can try editing the registry; set the value of > HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Apache[2]\Start to 3. > > Regards, > johannes |