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    When it comes to managing web servers, Apache HTTP Server is often the software of choice for its flexibility, power, and broad support. It is used widely across different operating systems, including Linux, where managing configurations through the terminal is standard practice. Apache’s configuration files are robust and detailed, which means they can also be complex and sometimes prone to errors. One tool that is invaluable in managing this complexity is apachectl, particularly its syntax test option -t. apachectl stands for Apache HTTP Server Control Interface. It is a control interface and script provided by Apache HTTP Server that allows you to control the Apache HTTP Server daemon (httpd) with simple command line arguments.