uuuuhhh.... why do i not have a2enmod after installing apache2 totally normally with aptitude
@mimtschan while it should have been added to the path...just check it is there (or close the terminal/open a new one)
@LottieVixen restarting the terminal can help? oh. then I'll try that later 😂
@mimtschan yeah because path sometimes is tied to the session
@LottieVixen oooh. well then, i don't think I've closed my current terminal for about 3 decades
@mimtschan its rare that it's needed but its easier than work arounds to not restart it sometimes :)
@ashkitten @mimtschan wait rehash? *googles*
@LottieVixen @mimtschan sorry rehash is for zsh I think, and it shouldn't affect commands actually running or not
@viomi debian 9...
@viomi hmm. maybe I'll try and get it from the apache website once I'm back...
@viomi 😅 i just switched from arch, because it's too unstable for me
@viomi @LottieVixen @ashkitten lol u know what it was? i forgot to add sudo (bc im an idiot) and it just said "not found" instead of permission denied or whatever
@mimtschan @viomi @ashkitten aw dang xD at least you worked it out
@LottieVixen @viomi @ashkitten hahaha. just a bit annoyed at my dumbness 😅 classic me tbh
i feel really dumb rn, you cant install the module separarely and stuff but whatever i do i just get command not found ??? i am sooo confuse does anyone know why that could be
apachectl also doesn't work