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I want to be able to start an apache server from the command line, typing something like apache site-folder or apache . --port=2000 This should read and use .htaccess files. I know about python -m SimpleHTTPServer and it's close to what I need, but not quite. Ideal solutions: Contributing a great command line interface to apache itself Writing a simple command line tool that wraps/contains apache (or something) Linking to docs on an existing cli for apache I just want to type command <Directory> --port=8000 --other-options The command name could also be pache At some point I may want to use this in production. It should be easy to send the process to the background, and then stop that instance or all instances, like forever Relevant links: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/httpd.html Also It should be only one command for anyone to install the script for immediate use
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