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apachectl

Control an Apache HTTP server. tldr-pages

On Linux, macOS

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Linux

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Start the server

sudo apachectl startIdentify

Restart the server

sudo apachectl restartIdentify

Stop the server

sudo apachectl stopIdentify

Test configuration file validity

apachectl configtestIdentify

Check server status (requires the lynx browser)

apachectl statusIdentify

Reload configuration without dropping connections

sudo apachectl gracefulIdentify

Print full Apache configuration (not always supported)

apachectl -SIdentify

Display help

apachectl -hIdentify

macOS

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Apache HTTP Server control interface for macOS.

Start the org.apache.httpd launchd job

apachectl startIdentify

Stop the launchd job

apachectl stopIdentify

Stop, then start launchd job

apachectl restartIdentify