First, download
1. Download:
http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi
2, find Files for Micsoft Windows
3. Select ApacheHaus
4, the system selects the corresponding version (I chose 64) According to begin downloading (no VPN, then download a bit slow, need to wait)
Second, the installation
1, extract httpd-2.4.25-x64-vc14-r1.zip
2 to obtain the following folder
3, readme_first.html document which details the installation steps and methods, but is in English, as follows
You must first install Visual C ++ 2008 Redistributable Package. If you have not downloaded and installed (see above URL)
The package zip file folder Apache24 unzip to the root directory on any drive. This is the configuration of the "ServerRoot".
Example: c: \ Apache24
Test your installation ;
\ Apace24 \ bin folder on the Open a command prompt and cd to unzip the zip file to the drive.
To start Apache at the command prompt, type:
httpd.exe
Press Enter. If there are any errors, it will tell you. Warnings do not stop Apache work, they do need to be addressed. If no error (should not, but it will happen), the cursor will stay the next line and flashes. Until now very good.
This distribution is preconfigured for the localhost. You can now test your installation by opening a Web browser and type the address:
HTTP: // localhost
If all goes well, you should see the Apache Haus test page.
You can turn off Apache press Ctrl + C (may take several seconds)
To install Apache as a service :
In most cases, you will need to run Apache as a Windows service.
You can do this by typing [1] at the command prompt to install Apache as a service;
httpd -k install
Then, you can start Apache by typing
httpd -k start
Apache will start and then eventually release the Command Prompt window.
[1] You must be in Windows Vista / 7/2008/8 / 8.1 / 10/2012 / administrator to run the command prompt
Other command-line options :
| Stopping Apache | httpd -k stop | |
| Restart Apache | httpd -k restart | |
| Uninstall the Apache service | httpd -k uninstall | |
| Test configuration syntax | httpd -t | |
| Version Details | httpd -V | |
| Command line options | httpd -h |
Connecting to the database - DBD / M Suport
Apache Haus construct comprising three (3) connectors DBD, ODBC, MySQL and SQLite3. ODBC included in Windows, SQLite3 in the public domain, so this package contains the required sqlite3.dll.
Can derive MySQL Connector (libmysql.dll)
https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/
Note that this connector is for MySQL MySQL 5.6.21 build (but earlier or later version 5.6 .dll may be effective.) Libmysql.dll must contain in order to use the connector in the Apache / bin folder.
Encryption Session Cookie
Authentication session and the session cookie has been added to the Apache 2.4. Starting APR 1.5, you can now encrypt the session cookie, so that the user names and passwords unreadable. This package contains everything you need.
ApacheMonitor
ApacheMonitor tray is a desktop application that allows you to monitor the existence of the Apache service is running, and easily start, stop and restart Apache. To use it, just double-click \ ApacheMonitor.exe to Apache24 \ bin folder. If you want it to start automatically when you log on the computer, simply drag a copy of Window's "Start" menu in the "start" to the folder.
httpd command
Close httpd Apache - k STOP to restart httpd Apache - k restart unloading httpd Apache - k Uninstall to see the version of Apache httpd - V command help httpd -h