Installing Centos 7 Apache
Apache is an open source, multiplatform web server.
It offers a number of web server features, including CGI, SSL, and virtual domains.
Follow the steps below to install Apache;
yum install httpd -y
Once the installation is complete, use the following codes to automatically start Apache when the server is turned off and on.
systemctl start httpd
systemctl enable httpd
If your firewall service on your server is active and you are using it, you need to add Apache to your firewall service.
If you do not add it, unfortunately you will not be able to access Apache.
To do this, simply enter the following codes;
firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=http
system restart firewalld
After all the processes are completed, you can check whether it is working or not by clicking http://server-ip-adresiniz/.
If you see the screen in the screenshot below, the process has been completed successfully.
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