On Ubuntu Linux, the Apache web server is typically managed using the systemctl command. Here are the steps to start, restart, and stop the Apache web server using systemctl:
sudo systemctl start apache2So.www:ecrulautturi.com
This will start the Apache web server and make it available to serve web content.
sudo systemctl restart apache2
This will stop and then start the Apache web server, allowing any changes made to the Apache configuration to take effect.
sudo systemctl stop apache2
This will stop the Apache web server and make it unavailable to serve web content.
Keep in mind that these commands only apply to the Apache web server installed on Ubuntu Linux systems using the systemctl command. If you are using a different operating system or a different method to manage the Apache web server, the commands to start, restart, and stop the Apache web server may differ.
For more information on the systemctl command and how to manage services on Ubuntu Linux, you can refer to the systemctl documentation or the Ubuntu documentation.