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You will then be prompted to execute sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload to reload the Apache configuration file for changes to take effect. This command is useful because it does not affect users currently browsing your other sites. However, I have found this sometimes does not work for me. In that case, I usually issue a full restart,
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Before Ubuntu 12 introduced the service approach you would execute,
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sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start |
Type in your browser, www.krypton.com. Because directory listing is enabled and there is no default html page usually index.html you should see an directory page listing the contents of /home/serveradmin/www.krypton.com/.
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