I just installed Apache on my Ubuntu , But when I write localhost: it redirect me to a page.
Welcome to nginx!
If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed. and working. Further configuration is required.
So, I think on default nginx is installed. So where I can find my Apache ? And I tried localhost:8080 which redirect me to
It works !
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Thanks!
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"It works !" is the default page you see when Apache is installed. Not sure if other webservers use the same method though(?)
So where I can find my apache ? And I tried localhost:8080
That would be localhost:8080.
In case you want to be perfectly sure...
lsof -iwill list open ports and the corresponding applications.lsof | grep apachefor apache. Similar:sudo netstat -anp | grep apache.- See
/etc/hostsfor IP addresses connected to names. - See
/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/for settings about the sites that are active for Apache. - See
/etc/apache2/ports.conffor theListen. It will have a port-number behind it. That parameter can also be in/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/
If /etc/apache2/ does not exist you did not install Apache. Nginx uses /etc/nginx/sites-available and the same style paramaters.
