The configure script takes care of setting all that up for you(I hope that
you are compiling from source). Just run ./configure
--prefix=/usr/local/www and everything apache will install in
/usr/local/www. The apachectl will go in /usr/local/www/bin and you can
run it from there. Then just write a simple init script that will start it
at boot time.
Michael
On Thu, 6 Jan 2000, Rick Johnson wrote:
> > One thing I am wondering, when you issue apachectl start, how does
> > it know where to go to find the httpd.conf file? Is it embedded in
> > the httpd?
>
> It is in the apachectl shell script itself. You can open it up and change
> the path there.
>
> - Rick
>
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