Danielb <mailinglists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I'm having trouble locating my apache installation so I can > restart it as 'httpd -k restart' is not being recognized in > the terminal. I've tried: > which httpd > which apache > find apache / > find httpd / > And I still can't find the executable so I can restart > apache with out restarting the PC! I'm running the apache > that can with my Fedora Core 2 DVD distro so I'm assuming > its in a standard location somewhere is just being still a > bit of a linux n00b I can't work out how to be able to find > it! I'll not speak to the method of restart, which has been covered. `which httpd' should have worked. It must mean the /sbin /usr/sbin directories are not in your path. Try `echo $PATH' to find out. Further if you installed it from rpm, you can use rpm commands to locate all files in package: rpm -ql httpd Or to find binaries: rpm -ql httpd |grep bin
