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Remove apache2 first and then if try installing.
apt-get remove apache2
If removing it still wont work, just force it through.
I had the same problem, but with installing it on Debian. Even after killing, removing, purging and deleting all apache2 related files I still had the same error. I ended up reinstalling my VPS with the minimal 64 bit version of Debian, luckily RamNode had that template.
Maybe try restarting your VPS?
Whats the exact error message? Have you contacted their support?
apache2 is removed tried running above command and the following from a post back on LET previously. I ran the remove code again and it shows that apache2 isnt installed on the system. Even tried rebooting as well after removing the packages.
if bind installed remove:
apt-get remove bind9 bind9* && apt-get remove --purge bind9
if apache installed remove:
apt-get remove apache2 apache2* && apt-get remove --purge apache2
the error im getting is:
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have you tried to simply look which processes are running and maybe something like 'dpkg -l |grep apache' to see what packages might be installed though?
at last you might try as vestacp-script suggests by forcing install via 'bash vst-install-ubuntu.sh --force'
I wouldnt say it is an error. It simply found Apache already installed and seems to prefer its own version. Whether this is necessary is something which is best clarified with their support.
running that gets me the following:
~# dpkg -l |grep apache rc apache2-doc 2.2.22-1ubuntu1 Apache HTTP Server documentation rc apache2.2-common 2.2.22-1ubuntu1 Apache HTTP Server common files
yeah i know that I can force it but would rather have a clean install.
apt-get remove --purge apache2*
This is from the installer...looks like it simply check dpkg:
Yep, the docs say:
ahh so it was the common files, as @raindog308 confirmed its checking dpkg which found them. After I purged apache2* the installer ran without issue. Thanks @cassa
No problem ::)