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From: Soren Ragsdale <soren@primenet.com>
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Subject: httpd startup
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I've installed httpd using the script in /usr/ports/www/apache and httpd
is working nicely.  I'm wondering, though, where httpd is started.  I've
grepped every file in the /etc tree and found nothing.


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