How To Remove Uninstall Apache From Linux Shell Command Re-install Back

ok, today, a customer wanted to re-install apache. so if you want to know how to do this here it is:

REMOVE apache:
to remove apache, there are serveral way these are the ways i know

OPTION 1: Run this command if you installed apache with RPM or throug the automatic option during the Fedora/Red Hat OS installation.


OPTION 2: Run
to get the package name. It should come back with something like this:You can then use this command to remove Apache:


OPTION 3. If you compiled apache on your own. If you did a manual install then just delete /usr/local/apache (or wherever it is installed).

OPTION 4. f you are doing it manually then to remove Apache from your Linux server, enter this line at the Linux command prompt:

OPTION 5: To find files by name try "locate"; it will force you to run updatedb the first time.

To find packages that are installed try
rpm -qa *apache* *mysql*
{ note "rpm -qa" lists all installed packages }

On mthis system:



To see what files are in a specifig package

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the way i know how to install are these commands. there might me more, but i only know of these





i hope this little tutorial guide step-by-step has helped you if you are a beginer who is trying to install apache server on your linux server or computer machine. It wouldn't work on windows, bucause there is not shell command i can give you.