Apache autostart in Ubuntu

Question

linux

Good afternoon
After I installed every LAMP, I noticed that Apache does not start automatically when it starts. There are no errors in the logs. If you start by hand - it starts.
I was looking for a solution, they say this is due to the fact that MySQL starts later, so Apache cannot start.
How to solve this problem?
Or maybe the problem is somewhere else?

Answer 1

sudo update-rc.d apache2 default
or httpd - depending on what the service is called

Answer 2

they say it is because MySQL starts up later

and you do not listen to what they say, or ask to explain where apache is connected with mysql

Answer 3

what do they write in the logs? It's probably some kind of error...

Answer 4

they say it's because MySQL starts up later, so apache can't start.
How to solve this problem?

Stop Apache. Stop MySQL. Try running apache. If it does, that's not the problem. If it happens again, then change the Apache priority accordingly, so that it starts after mysql

Answer 5

update-rc.d is no longer used in ubuntu, it is now customary to add daemons to autostart via insserv -v /etc/init.d/apache2

Answer 6

Patch the autorun script so that it writes all stdout/stderr from apachectl to the log file.

Answer 7

cp your-apache-init.d.sh /etc/init.d
chkconfig --help
Well, or a stupid symlink in /etc/init.d/apache

Answer 8

sometimes the usual reinstallation
sudo apt-get install apache2 --reinstall helps
for development, it is better to use virtual environments or virtual machines, for example, the same lightweight LXC, there will be many times less problems.