Open again the configuration file C:\webserverApache24\nf and add the following lines at the end of the file:įcgidInitialEnv PHPRC "C:\webserver\php73" AddHandler fcgid-script. This will start Apache as a Windows Service.Īfter test with success the Apache installation, it’s time to add the rest of Apache configurations that will serve the QGIS Server and the Lizmap Web Client. Now it’s time to add Apache as Service, for this step you need to open the command line and type httpd -k install. For this test, open cmd type httpd then hit enter this will run Apache, if Yes stop using the combination keys Ctrl+C. After this step, close cmd, reopen cmd and check Apache is correctly declare in the System path. The next step is to append (not replace!) C:\webserver\Apache24\bin to the Path variable (double-click in “Path” line).
After clicking in the result will appear a dialog with Environment Variables. To add the Apache in Windows System Path and have access directly in the cmd it’s necessary hold the Windows and search for Edit System environments. Open the cmd where you run the previous command to start Apache and press Ctrl+C to stop Apache. Another important tip is that if Windows Firewall doesn’t show the previous dialog you need to add manually the port 80 as an inbound/outbound port in Advanced Windows Firewall properties ( Control Planel > Administrative Tools > Windows Firewall with Advanced Security ). In this case, you need to check the configurations and allow manually theĪpache service.
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If don’t popup the firewall windows this means that you probably have an anti-virus software managing your firewall.
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