| Question on starting Apache [message #177936] |
Wed, 01 November 2006 18:39  |
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Originally posted by: h.davey.tx.rr.com
My Eclipse (v 3.2.0)+(PHPeclipse) as installed by a 3rd party installer,
cannot start Apache using the tool bar buttons or Run menu item or
External tools menu item. Apache starts/stops fine using the XAMPP buttons
however.
When I checked - Windows > Preferences > PHPeclipse Web Development > PHP
External Tools > Apache > and the "Start Apache" item I find this entry;
-c "Document Root "{0}"" and checked to run in background.
What does this do to get Apache started??????? I know what the -c is for
but what does the "Document Root "{0}"" do? Can any one point me to a
reference?
Would not "-k start" be a better choice to use in this entry?
Thanks for any enlightenment,
Hal Davey
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| Re: Question on starting Apache [message #177968 is a reply to message #177936] |
Thu, 02 November 2006 02:44  |
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Originally posted by: h.davey.tx.rr.com
Hal Davey wrote:
> My Eclipse (v 3.2.0)+(PHPeclipse) as installed by a 3rd party installer,
> cannot start Apache using the tool bar buttons or Run menu item or
> External tools menu item. Apache starts/stops fine using the XAMPP buttons
> however.
> When I checked - Windows > Preferences > PHPeclipse Web Development > PHP
> External Tools > Apache > and the "Start Apache" item I find this entry;
> -c "Document Root "{0}"" and checked to run in background.
> What does this do to get Apache started??????? I know what the -c is for
> but what does the "Document Root "{0}"" do? Can any one point me to a
> reference?
> Would not "-k start" be a better choice to use in this entry?
> Thanks for any enlightenment,
> Hal Davey
Consider this question closed and solved. The provider said the entry was
an error in the set-up configuration. It should be -k start.
Thanks,
Hal
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