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:~$ apt install elinksĪfter the installation, run the following command to display the full status :~$ apache2ctl fullstatusĪpache Server Status for localhost (via ::1)ġ requests currently being processed, 49 idle workers

If you want to display the full status of the Apache services, you can install the elinks on your system. If you want to enable the Apache services to start with the boot, you can run the following command :~$ systemctl enable apache2 Displaying Apache Full Status Server built: T19:05:13 Enabling Startup With Boot You can verify the version of Apache web server by running the following command: :~$ apache2 -v Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/rvice enabled vendor preset:Īctive: active (running) since Tue 11:58:27 UTC 33s agoĪug 06 11:58:27 codesposts systemd: Starting The Apache HTTP Server.Īug 06 11:58:27 codesposts apachectl: AH00558: apache2: Could not reliablĪug 06 11:58:27 codesposts systemd: Started The Apache HTTP Server. :~$ apt install apache2-utils Verifying The ServicesĪfter installing Apache web server, you can verify it’s process by running the command below: :~$ systemctl status apache2 You can run the following commands to install the Apache web server on your Debian 10. You can run the following command :~$ apt update & apt -y upgrade The first step to install the LAMP stack on your system is to update your Debian 10 Buster and it’s repositories to the latest version. To install the LAMP stack, you first need to have Debian 10 Buster running on your system with a non-root sudo-enabled user account and a basic firewall.

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