Thanks, this worked for me.
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thttpd will not start
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Is there a reason why thttpd is not enabled by default just like any
other server than you can install in Ubuntu? This is completely
confusing for first time users. The already mentioned non-verbosity of
this behaviour makes this problem even worse.
Setting this bug to "confirmed" since it really
ENABLED=yes worked for me as well.
But it's a shame that /usr/sbin/thttpd returns error code 0 without
starting.
It should at least say: "sorry, ENABLED was set to NO, edit
/etc/default/httpd".
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Solved:
by default /etc/default/thttpd has ENABLED=No. Put ENABLED=yes and then
you could to /etc/init.d/thttpd {start, stop, ...}
Xan.
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When I run
/etc/init.d/thttpd
nothing happens
But when I run "thttpd" as a run, server runs.
Why?
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great, that worked, but i've got to ask...why was the default behavior
changed? presumably if i installed thttpd i'd want it to start?
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see /etc/default/thttpd
#
# This file is read by the thttpd init script.
#
#
# If you wish thttpd to start, globally, the change ENABLED to "yes"
# (was NO):
ENABLED=yes
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Got the same problem on 10.04 lts 32 bit
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