Very Computer

I've just installed Apache 1.3.6 on a machine running Mandrake 6 (kernel
2.2.9).  I had Apache running on it before, but due to some improper
shutdowns of the machine it developed errors.  Rather than tool with the
old configuration files to see what was wrong I just installed the new
version.  My problem is this:

When I reboot the machine it is still looking in the old place for
Apache (something like /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf is what the error
message says).  I can start Apache from the command line once the
machine is up (/var/apache/apache_1.3.6/bin/apachectl start) and
restarting inetd.  As a relative newbie to configuring httpd, how do I
get it to start Apache on boot rather than looking to
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf?  I've looked around Apache's site and on the
web but I can't seem to find the answer to this seemingly simple
question.

Thanks!

Colten

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On Mon, 27 Dec 1999 10:50:23 -0500, Colten Noakes

Your machine is firing up Apache from it's rc scripts.  Look in
/etc/rc.d (on Slackware... not sure what the directory is called
in Mandrake) at your startup scripts.  Type 'grep http *' to see
which ones refer to Apache and edit them accordingly.  On my
system (by default) it's in rc.httpd.

That should cover it...

Jon