Problem to raise Apache server with XAMPP on Ubuntu 17.04

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I am using XAMPP on Ubuntu 17.04 and I am facing a very annoying little problem to raise apache server.

When entering the directory /opt/lampp and execute the command ./lampp start is returned the following problem below:

Erro no XAMPP

After researching a lot about the problem I saw a topic that suggested doing the following steps below:

/etc/init.d
./apache2 stop

This tip actually solves, but whenever the computer restarts it is necessary to do exactly the same thing to raise the apache server by XAMPP.

I’d like to settle this once and for all.

apache ubuntu xampp

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update-rc.d -f apache2 remove

or

systemctl disable apache2

Using the root user.

  • I tried both commands, but it didn’t work.

  • Could post error @Matheusnascimento ?

  • Friend, apparently the problem with apache server has been solved. But every time I give a ./lampp start I get the information that the Apache server and Mysql are OK, but when I click on the phpMyAdmin link I get the following message below: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6nSv0JDMQPQRV9hVkVZJcWNwb0E To resolve I need to do the same as I did before with apache: /etc/init.d
./mysql stop Can you tell me how to solve too?

  • Same thing, with mysql... systemctl disable mysqld or something like that...

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