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apache stop – Backtrack – Services – HTTPD – apache stop

SecurityBy alex December 12, 2012 Leave a comment

The apache stop menu item in Backtrack Linux accomplishes one goal which is to stop the Apache web server. The previous article for apache start would have been enough to explain the basics to anyone using Apache on Backtrack Linux but since my goal is to write an article for every menu item and every tool within Backtrack here is the one for apache stop.

apache start – Backtrack – Services – HTTPD – apache start

SecurityBy alex December 11, 2012 Leave a comment

Backtrack Linux offers a lot to people of all skill sets and I really appreciate the thought that the developers have put behind making this a operating system platform that is friendly to all. In my experience there are penetration testers or information security enthusiasts of all levels and having Backtrack as a platform to learn from is great. The apache start menu item in Backtrack simply starts the Apache web server and is explained in more detail below.