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apache:site:disable:quiet
This command is used in Linux systems to disable a virtual host in the Apache web server. Here's what each part of the command means:
-
sudo
: This is a command that allows you to run another command with administrative privileges. It stands for "SuperUser Do." -
a2dissite
: This is a command specific to the Apache web server that stands for "Apache 2 Disable Site." It is used to disable a virtual host configuration file. -
--quiet
: This is an optional flag that is used to suppress any output or prompts from the command. It makes the command run silently without displaying any messages. -
${virtual_host}
: This is a placeholder for the name of the virtual host that you want to disable. You need to replace${virtual_host}
with the actual name of the virtual host you want to disable.
Overall, this command is used to disable a virtual host configuration file in Apache with administrative privileges, without displaying any output or prompts.