To start the Apache web server via SSH, you can use the systemctl start apache2
command.
To stop the Apache web server, use the systemctl stop apache2
command.
To restart the Apache web server, use the systemctl restart apache2
command.
Note: These commands assume that Apache is installed and configured to run as a service on your system. The exact name of the service may vary depending on your Linux distribution and the version of Apache you are using.
You may also need to use sudo
to run these commands, depending on your user's permissions. For example: sudo systemctl start apache2
.
Alternatively, you can use the service
command to start, stop, or restart Apache. For example: service apache2 start
, service apache2 stop
, or service apache2 restart
.
Keep in mind that these commands may not work on all systems, as the service
command has been deprecated in some distributions in favor of systemctl
.