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I just want to run some basic system stat's PHP scripts in my web server.
The httpd that comes with Kamikaze is actually what? Apache???
I'm having trouble getting the httpd that comes installed with Kamikaze to work with PHP4. The example httpd.conf's that I found on the net seem to be for Apache.
I cant the PHP scripts to execute.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Your best option is to go for example lighttpd + php
What is the proper way to completely remove the httpd that currently exists?
httpd is part of busybox, which must not be removed.
Disabling httpd is sufficient.
/etc/init.d/httpd disablehttpd is part of busybox, which must not be removed.
Disabling httpd is sufficient./etc/init.d/httpd disable
And
/etc/init.d/httpd stop(?)
What is the proper way to completely remove the httpd that currently exists?
Create a custom image with a recompiled BusyBox binary with httpd feature disabled in menuconfig.
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