Mac OS X Sierra升级后，Apache引用了错误的httpd.conf

Question

I've recently upgraded to Mac OS X Sierra and it has totally shafted my apache/PHP setup. Having wasted most of the morning, I've finally found the actual httpd.conf file that is being referenced at /usr/local/etc/apache2/2.2/httpd.conf , whereas the file I need to be using is at /etc/apache2/httpd.conf .

How can I tell Apache to use the version I was successfully using before the update?

Answer 1

Not sure about MacOS version, but with any binary of httpd you use the parameter -f, as in:

httpd -k start -f /path/to/conf

In most cases you need to load envvars file in your environment, this file is in bin directory in an official install of httpd and generally adds HTTPD lib directory to LD_LIBRARY_PATH. So briefly

. /path/to/httpd/bin/envvars
httpd -k start -f /path/to/conf

Or apachectl which is an official script which refers to both to make your life easier.