Unable to run the command: apache2ctl configtest

[NOYB]

Fresh CentOS 7 Install

yum install httpd (httpd-2.4.6-31.el7.centos.1.x86_64)
yum install mod_ssl (mod_ssl-2.4.6-31.el7.centos.1.x86_64)

./venv/bin/letsencrypt -d subdomain.tld.com auth

Results in this message for option #1:
Apache Web Server - Alpha (apache) [Misconfigured]
More Info:
Reported Error: Unable to run the command: apache2ctl configtest

Run in Standalone Mode obtained certificate

./venv/bin/letsencrypt -d subdomain.tld.com run
"Unable to run the command: apache2ctl configtest"

Looks like the command should be apachectl configtest

[centminmod]

probably due to Letsencrypt client being Ubuntu OS centric and not accounting for CentOS specific package and file names

[NOYB]

If I create an apache2ctl sym link to apachectl then only manual and standalone authentication modes are available (no Apache Web Server mode).
And letsencrypt -d domain run reports that "Configurator could not be determined".

[kuba]

Rather than messing with your distribution (e.g. symlinking) I would suggest to letsencrypt --apache-ctl apachectl -d domain run. You may also need to update --apache-enmond, --apache-dismod, --apache-init-script.

Note, that all flags can be set using configuration file (although there are some upstream problems currently: bw2/ConfigArgParse#26).

Could you please report back necessary values, so that we can update documentation?

[NOYB]

Think --apache-server-root should be /etc/httpd. The current default appears to be /etc/apache2.
Haven't made any progress on the other options. Other than that the default for init script /etc/init.d/apache2 does not exist.

[jdkasten]

Other distributions haven't attempted to be tackled yet.

Off the top of my head, here is what needs to be changed.

1. Default locations (easy)
2. Installing/enabling modules
3. Virtual host loadout (pretty easy) - we need to change the one call to sites-available -> location of server_root (or a more apt place if there is one)

[bmw]

Closing this as a more specific form of #788.