> * How do you restart apache on Debian? "/etc/init.d/apache restart". On Redhat? "/etc/init.d/httpd restart". Ah, so Redhat is in the habit of renaming all of

> * How do you restart apache on Debian? "/etc/init.d/apache restart". On Redhat? "/etc/init.d/httpd restart". Ah, so Redhat is in the habit of renaming all of their init.d scripts after the protocol of the service? Nope, turns out they only did that to Apache's script. WTF? For historical accuracy, the HTTP server binary of the Apache project has been called 'httpd', compiles to 'httpd' in the source official distributions and is distributed as 'httpd' in the binary official distributions for ages, if not since day one.