Apache is not starting when our server reboots. How can I check to be sure it's being told to start with the server?
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Sorry, I'm using Ubuntu
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On Fedora/RedHat system: chkconfig httpd on On Debian/Ubuntu system: update-rc.d apache defaults | |||
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You'll need to, at the absolute least, specify what distribution you're using, assuming the "linux" tag is correct. On CentOS/RHEL/FC, you're looking for: For Debian, last time I did it, it was: though that may have changed in more-recent versions. For others, there are various ways to do it, but for any that use SysV init (which is nearly all of them), the process basically boils down to adding specially-named symlinks to a rc(X)[.y] directory (or two or three) that point at a master [init|rc] directory that contains the actual startup scripts. | |||
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FC/RedHat/CentOS chkconfig httpd on service httpd status | |||
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