Brian Masinick
I read through the article. Caveat: I do not have personal experience installing or using Apache, but many years ago I was on UNIX servers in my organization that were using Apache Web servers,so I’ve seen some of the components in action, and this article appears to be accurate for a simple, first time configuration.
Note that though they used www as their sample, that is the least secure implementation. I would opt for the most secure option that still accomplishes what you need.
As Xecure notes, anything with systemctl is using systemd, which we don’t use. In most cases, if it involves looking at information, using the logs in antiX will help. The dmesg or similar tools may suffice for some of this. Using a job control service from either sysvinit or runit that performs a similar function substitutes for what’s mentioned in the article.
As also mentioned, one of the developers who knows the definitive answer can provide the correct details.
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Brian Masinick
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