Commands
The httpd command line options are as follows:
| -d serverroot | Use this option to specify an initial value for the ServerRoot directive. Note that any conflicts between the value specified on the command line and the value specified in the configuration file will be resolved in favor of the configuration file. The following are the default values: | |
| OS Type | Default ServerRoot | |
| UNIX/ | usr/local/apache | |
| Windows | /apache | |
| OS/2/ | os2httpd | |
| OS X | /Local/Library/Webserver | |
| -D name | Use this option to define a name that can later be used in IfDefine directives. IfDefine directives are used to conditionally enable or disable various features. | |
| -f config_file | Use this directive to specify a file containing configuration directives. The file may be specified ... | |
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