What is the command to stop Apache?
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Answer / shahul
Ganesh's answers works fine, if you have added apache as one
of the service in your config.
If you want to stop apache through apache's way use:
apachectl stop
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Answer / abhay
kill the specific process that httpd is running under, or
killall httpd. If you have apachectl installed, use
apachectl stop.
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Answer / sunil
hi,
To stop apache you can use.
/etc/init.d/httpd stop command.
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Answer / ashish
#service httpd stop
or
#killall httpd
or
if u have apacectl installed then use
#apachectl stop
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