Installation guide

Pre-installation Tasks
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Stopping and Starting the Apache Server
The command for starting the Apache server is different when SSL is enabled.
However, the commandforstopping the Apacheserveris the sameif SSL isenabled
or not.
To start the Apache server when SSL is enabled, use the following command.
To start the Apache server when SSL is not enabled, use the following command.
To stop the Apache server, whether SSL is enabled or not, use the following
command.
Policy Agent for Apache 2.0.52 on Debian Linux
The pre-installation information in this section applies specifically to enabling SSL
on Apache 2.0.52 on Debian Linux.
Obtaining OpenSSL
If you want tocompileApache 2.0.52 sourceforDebian Linux byenablingSSL,you
must have OpenSSL on your system. If you do not have SSL on your system,
download it from http://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-0.9.7e.tar.gz, open the
compressed file, and perform the following steps:
1. In the directory where you downloaded OpenSSL, execute the following
command:
/opt/apache_install/bin/apachetl -D SSL -k start
/opt/apache_install/bin/apachetl -k start
/opt/apache_install/bin/apachetl -k stop