Re: Can not install a service (apache httpd server apache2.2)

[Guest wil2008]

Smithsonian:

 

Your command is correct.

But you need to login the "Administrator" account beforehand, not just

an account with administrator role. It is different here.

 

Mr Arnold:

By the way, it is not clear how to do "run-as-admin" in the console.

The answer in your link is meaningless to me.

 

Apache CAN be installed in Vista and Windows Server 2008 and it works.

I did it myself. If you do not believe you can do it yourself.

 

 

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[Guest Paul Montgumdrop]

wil2008 wrote:<span style="color:blue">

> Smithsonian:

>

> Your command is correct.

> But you need to login the "Administrator" account beforehand, not just

> an account with administrator role. It is different here.

>

> Mr Arnold:

> By the way, it is not clear how to do "run-as-admin" in the console.

> The answer in your link is meaningless to me.

>

> Apache CAN be installed in Vista and Windows Server 2008 and it works.

> I did it myself. If you do not believe you can do it yourself.

>

> </span>

 

You know it's 9/19/2008 right?

[Guest FromTheRafters]

"Paul Montgumdrop" <Paul@Montgumdrop.com> wrote in message

news:ukP56YkGJHA.5028@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...<span style="color:blue">

> wil2008 wrote:<span style="color:green">

>> Smithsonian:

>>

>> Your command is correct.

>> But you need to login the "Administrator" account beforehand, not just

>> an account with administrator role. It is different here.

>>

>> Mr Arnold:

>> By the way, it is not clear how to do "run-as-admin" in the console.

>> The answer in your link is meaningless to me.

>>

>> Apache CAN be installed in Vista and Windows Server 2008 and it works.

>> I did it myself. If you do not believe you can do it yourself.

>>

>></span>

>

> You know it's 9/19/2008 right?</span>

 

Maybe he thinks that this is just a really really slow

chat room.