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Installing Apache2 on eServer.net VPS

This is a simple step-by-step guide to install Apache2 on various operating systems provided by eServer.net VPS servers.

Debian 12

1. Update the package list:

   sudo apt update

2. Install Apache2:

   sudo apt install apache2 -y

3. Enable and start Apache2:

   sudo systemctl enable apache2
   sudo systemctl start apache2
               

AlmaLinux 9

1. Update the system:

   sudo dnf update

2. Install Apache2 (httpd):

   sudo dnf install httpd -y

3. Enable and start Apache2:

   sudo systemctl enable httpd
   sudo systemctl start httpd
               

CentOS Stream 8

1. Update the system:

   sudo dnf update

2. Install Apache2 (httpd):

   sudo dnf install httpd -y

3. Enable and start Apache2:

   sudo systemctl enable httpd
   sudo systemctl start httpd
               

Rocky Linux 9

1. Update the system:

   sudo dnf update

2. Install Apache2 (httpd):

   sudo dnf install httpd -y

3. Enable and start Apache2:

   sudo systemctl enable httpd
   sudo systemctl start httpd
               

Ubuntu 24

1. Update the package list:

   sudo apt update

2. Install Apache2:

   sudo apt install apache2 -y

3. Enable and start Apache2:

   sudo systemctl enable apache2
   sudo systemctl start apache2
               

FreeBSD 13

1. Update the system:

   sudo pkg update

2. Install Apache2:

   sudo pkg install apache24

3. Enable Apache2 in rc.conf:

   echo 'apache24_enable="YES"' | sudo tee -a /etc/rc.conf

4. Start Apache2:

   sudo service apache24 start

Note:

Many server control panels, such as cPanel, Plesk, and others, support LAMP stacks, which include Apache2, for easier setup and management.