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Networking: A Beginner’s Guide Fifth Edition- P77:I have run into many people over the years who have gained good even impressive working knowledge of PCs, operating systems, applications, and common problems and solutions. Many of these people are wizards with desktop computers. | 362 Networking A Beginner s Guide 3. Unzip the gz file using the following command substitute the actual filename of the file you downloaded gunzip 4. Untar the resulting .tar file with the following command substituting the actual filename found in the directory after performing step 3 you can use the Is command to see its name tar -xvf 5. The tar command in step 4 creates a directory that has the same name as the name and version portion of the tar file. Change to that directory as follows change the command to match your downloaded version cd 6. Run the Apache configuration script by entering the following command it will take only a few seconds to run . configure 7. Now you need to prepare the binaries by compiling them. This takes two commands each of which might take several minutes to complete Make make install 8. At this point Apache is installed but not yet running. To start Apache execute the following command from any directory usr local apache bin apachectl start To test your Apache installation you can use the ps command to verify that the daemons are running ps -e more The ps command will display all running processes. Because the preceding command pipes the output of ps -e through the more command you might need to press the spacebar a number of times to see all of the running processes. In the output you should see one or more copies of a process called httpd which is the Apache daemon. You might see many of these processes because Apache usually starts a number of them depending on the computer on which you have installed Apache but this is perfectly normal. After you ve verified that Apache has started you can also test it using a web browser. Enter either of the following web addresses http http localhost Chapter 22 Setting Up a Linux Web Server with Apache 363 Both of these commands access any running web server on the computer on which they are used. Remember that the address is .