Create a httpd startup script and join the startup list to boot

The first step:

CP/USR/LOCAL/APACHE2/BIN/APACHECTL/ETC/INIT.D/HTTPD Step Two: vim/etc/init.d/httpd add two lines of text to the first line #!/bin/sh # chkconfig:35 70 30 Here 35 refers to the 3 and 5 to start the service 70: Refers to the start-up service in 70-bit, 30 refers to the shutdown of the service in 30-bit, generally start the order of service and shutdown sequence and 100. # Description:apache Description Information Here's the # no longer try the comment, but the special usage in the list of services. Step three: Save Exit Chkconfig--level httpd on or Chkconfig httpd on.

Create a httpd startup script and join the startup list to boot