Hacking With Kali Linux: The Complete Beginner's Guide With Detailed Practical Examples Of Wireless Networks Hacking & Penetration Testing To Fully Understand The Basics Of Computer Cyber Security by Hacking In Deep Learn Computer

Author:Hacking In Deep, Learn Computer [Hacking In Deep, Learn Computer]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-04-08T16:00:00+00:00

Utilizing the GUI to Start, Stop, or Restart the Apache Server

Utilizing the GUI is the most effortless approach to begin, stop, or restart/reset the web administration. To do this, select Applications from the bar at the highest point of the Kali screen. Starting from the drop down menu select Kali Linux, which will show a submenu. From this menu, select System Administrations, which will thus show another menu; select the HTTP choice on the fly-out menu. This will show the alternatives to begin, stop, and restart the Apache administration.

When a choice is produced using the menu, a direction shell will begin and the status of the server will be shown. Default establishments of Kali Linux will be shown when the Apache server is begun or restarted.

The blunder you may see is, "Couldn't dependably decide the server's completely qualified area name, utilizing 127.0.0.1 for ServerName." This mistake won't cause any issues now as the web server will be accessible on the system dependent on the framework’s IP address. To address this mistake, alter the apache2.conf record in/and so forth/apache2/by adding the server name to be utilized after ServerName toward the finish of this document and afterward spare the record, as pursues.

ServerName localhost

At the point when the Apache server has been begun or restarted, the default site page can be reached by entering the PCs IP address in an internet browser. The Kali Linux circulation incorporates the IceWeasle internet browser that can be reached by clicking on the IceWeasle symbol on the top bar (a blue globe wrapped by a white weasel).

Beginning, Stopping, and Restarting Apache at the Command Prompt

The Apache HTTP server can be effectively begun, halted, and restarted utilizing the order/and so on/init.d/apache2 followed by the activity mentioned (stop, start, or restart). Utilizing the order line brings about indistinguishable activities from the GUI.

/and so on/init.d/apache2 start

/and so forth/init.d/apache2 stop

/and so forth/init.d/apache2 restart

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