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Complete Apache 2 is the easiest way to install and setup an Apache 2 web server on Mac OS X. Complete Apache 2 installs the standard Apache 2 software distribution and works "out of the box" with absolutely no configuration necessary. Complete Apache 2 is comprised of the following components:

Mac OS X Installer Package
Apache2 System Preferences Pane
Apache 2 Manual
Install Guide

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What's New

Version 2.0.52:

Updated Apache to 2.0.52.
Added preference to start Apache 2 at boot in prefPane.

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.

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nicolasd commented on 14 Jan 2006

how about a version for apache 2.2? please?

[Version 2.0.52]

Anonymous reviewed on 09 Oct 2004

i remember reading that webserverkit or whatever it is called is open source with no source to be found, and the config options arent available making it a leap of faith... with server logistics you know what you are getting and you know that it is a quality product.

--i've used their packages for php, mysql, and apache. the panels are especially useful. best of all there are instructions for impatient people like me so once you have the package installed you can update with only a little know how.

[Version 2.0.52]

Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2004

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[Version 2.0.52]

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encro replied on 08 Oct 2004

Except the WebServerX Kit package is currently contains Apache2.0.50

Anonymous reviewed on 08 Oct 2004

Will this override the already build in Apache server used in the Sites folder?

[Version 2.0.52]

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encro replied on 08 Oct 2004

Yes, it does overide the OS X supplied version of Apache but installs itself to /Library/Apache2. You previous installation of Apache isn't removed. Apache2 has it's own .prefPane to handle Start/Stop etc so you can't use the OS X Sharing panel setting to control your webserver anymore.

Anonymous commented on 08 Oct 2004

Actually, to clarify, it does override the built-in Apache in the sense that they cannot listen on the same port. You can however run them together (though not advisable), and assign one to listen on Port 80 and the other 8080 (for example).
Complete Apache comes with it's own Preference Pane that lets you start/stop and examine the config logs.

Anonymous reviewed on 18 Jul 2003

Damn, that was amazingly simple to install and setup -- the pref.pane is very handy.

[Version 2.0.47]

Anonymous reviewed on 12 Apr 2003

So easy to install. I don't know what I should do without these complete packages from Aaron Faby!

[Version 2.0.45]

Edify commented on 11 Apr 2003

This has to be the most compatible web server on the market. It's even free! You can do what ever you want with this web server. Including custom error messages. Great stuff.
-me

[Version 2.0.45]

Arcing had trouble on 08 Dec 2003

I had to remove this and companion Complete PHP 4.3.4 and reinstall 2.0.47 because I couldn't get PHP going on Panther/G4. Kept getting this error message:

Syntax error on line 1159 of /Library/Apache2/conf/httpd.conf:
Cannot load /Library/Apache2/modules/libphp4.so into server: dyld: /Library/Apache2/bin/httpd can't open library: /usr/lib/libltdl.3.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2)

[Version 2.0.48]

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