1, the installation command
sudo apt install apache2
Note: apt command to install
2, to see if the installation was successful
sudo systemctl status apache2
Successful installation will appear: active (running)
3, see the apache2 version:
apache2ctl -v
Note: -v (-version)
4, the client browser and enter http: // localhsot
5, open the service shut down
cd / etc
init.d / apache2 start to start the service
init.d / apache2 stop stop service
init.d / apache2 restart to restart the service
6, website directory path
cd
cd / var
ls
cd www
ls
cd html
ls
Unload apache2
1, stop the service
cd / etc
init.d/apache2 stop
2, uninstall
sudo apt-get purge apache2
sudo apt-get autoremove
3, if there is no uninstall file under inspection
whereis apache2
The following commands to delete files based on directory
sudo rm -rf /etc/apache2
Note: In the terminal with sudo rm -rf copy and paste files to delete one by one under a different directory: ctrl + shift + c, ctrl + shift + v
rm -rf
rm - remove files or directories
rm -rf * delete all files in the current directory, this command is very dangerous and should be avoided.
Note: the deleted file, generally can not be restored!
Uninstall successful!