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How to restore the apache that comes with the system on Mac if it is accidentally deleted

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I originally planned to use brew to configure the PHP environment in the macos system. After deleting the PHP that comes with the system, I accidentally damaged the built-in apache. How to restore it? Solution

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I originally planned to use brew to configure the PHP environment in the macos system. After deleting the PHP that comes with the system, I accidentally damaged the built-in apache. How to restore it? Solution

Just delete it and just use brew to reinstall the configuration

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