I don't own a mac, but try a couple of things:

$ locate apache
$ locate httpd

See if either of those returns an executable.  Finally, try

$ ps | grep httpd
$ ps | grep apache

I don't know whether the ps command translates directly to Mac, but it
might be worth a try.  If locate doesn't pick anything up, try
updating or initializing the database - probably using updatedb:

$ updatedb
or
$ updatedb --localpaths='/'

On 7/30/06, David Blomstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I type % sudo pico /etc/httpd/httpd.conf into Apple's Terminal, then
press ENTER and get the following response:

-bash: fg: %: no such job

...does that mean Apache isn't installed on my MacBook Pro after all?

I'm thinking of following the same route I took on my PC and just installing
the software bundled from Apache Friends/XAMPP. But if I install XAMPP, and
it turns out that Apache or PHP was already installed on my computer aftet
all, would that create problems, or would the new installs simply over-write
my current programs, whether they're the same upgrade versions or not?

Also, have any of you used XAMPP's Mac version? I see it's still in beta.
Thanks.




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