apache
apache
Definition
apache (ə pas̸h, -päs̸h′; Fr ȧ pȧs̸h′)
noun pl. apach′es--iz; Fr ȧ pȧs̸h′
a gangster or thug of Paris
Etymology: Fr, lit., Apache: first used of Parisian thieves (1902) by Victor Moris, Fr journalist
adjective
designating a dance, performed typically as an exhibition in cabarets, that represents an apache handling his girl in a brutal, masterful way
Apache
Definition
Apache (ə pac̸h′ē)
noun
- pl. Apach′es or Apach′e a member of a group of North American Indian peoples of the SW U.S. and N Mexico
- any of several Athabaskan languages and dialects spoken by these peoples
Etymology: AmSp, prob. < Yavapai (a Yuman language) ʾəpá·ə, people
apache
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- restart: It was only later when I restarted apache for another reason that the new php and the problems started.
- install: Pros Fewer dependencies: You don't need to install apache or any other web-server.
- run: The web server, administered by David, is a linux box running an apache / mod_perl server.
- have: If its set to 80 and you have apache ( or whatever ) already running, then it wont work.
- use: He's also working on using apache to serve pages from the VMU, once he implements read support.
- configure: How to set up Apache There are two ways of configuring apache to support multiple hosts.
Adjective modifier
- prompt$: You could search for the Apache package using the following command: prompt$ apt-cache search apache This command returns 119 packages on my machine.
Modifies a noun
- htaccess: We have set a number of important criteria for evaluating web site design company apache htaccess file websites.
- htpasswd: They treat each and every apache htaccess htpasswd buy with high profession because they know that a happy customer is a regular customer.
- -k: These options behave identically to the apache -k start command.
- -n: Remember to use the command: apache -n " service name " to assure you are using the service's default configuration.
- webserver: Made several source modifications to the apache webserver and related modules to increase security and performance.
- config: The main apache config was updated with the new location of modules.
Noun used with modifier
- -e: If you're using a custom built Apache rather than the RedHat RPMs then you should rpm -e apache.
- rpm: If you're using a custom built Apache rather than the RedHat RPMs then you should rpm -e apache.
- apt-cache: You could search for the Apache package using the following command: prompt$ apt-cache search apache This command returns 119 packages on my machine.
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