Posted under » Ubuntu » Apache on 13 October 2009
Ubuntu will mysteriously and randomly create extra directories for Apache here /etc/init.d/.
When this happens
# /etc/init.d/apache2 start
will not work. In other words, Apache will fail.
To solve this and to operate as if nothing has happened, you
for example
# cd /etc/init.d/ # rm apache2 # ln apache2.1 apache2