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Apac will not autostart even though /etc/rc2.d entries there
Hello one and all and thanks for answering my (probably very dumb) question.
I installed to a hard drive and want to set up a simple web server.
The entries (and links) were created and are residing in the rc2.d directory to start apache.
However when I reboot the system I have to manually start apache.
Please tell me how to fix this (and be gentle....)
Thanks in advance,
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