httpd

httpd

Switches the web server in use to Apache HTTPD. It will also restart the service.

Example

kusanagi httpd --use httpd24

kusanagi httpd

Options

(No options)

If you are using nginx, it will switch to httpd.
If httpd is already running, it will restart httpd.

Using Apache httpd

[--use {installed | httpd24}]

Default: installed

Specifies the version of Apache httpd to be used. When this option is specified, the following Apache httpd will start up.
"--use", "--reload", "--test", "--status" and "--showpath" cannot be specified at the same time.

• --use installed: The currently installed Apache httpd
• --use httpd24: Apache httpd2.4

Reloading Configuration

[--reload]

Reloads configuration without disconnecting the session.
"--use", "--reload", "--test", "--status" and "--showpath" cannot be specified at the same time.

Checking Configuration Files

[--test]

Checks the configuration files only.
"--use", "--reload", "--test", "--status" and "--showpath" cannot be specified at the same time.

Displaying Status

[--status]

Displays status of Apache httpd.
"--use", "--reload", "--test", "--status" and "--showpath" cannot be specified at the same time.

Displaying Full Path of httpd Command

[--showpath]

Displays the full path of httpd command.
"--use", "--reload", "--test", "--status" and "--showpath" cannot be specified at the same time.

Output

# kusanagi httpd
Syntax OK
Removed /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/nginx.service.
Created symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/httpd.service -> /usr/lib/systemd/system/httpd.service.
httpd completed.