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A request to add one tag as the synonym of another tag. Please be specific about which tag should be a synonym of which. Bidirectional synonyms and cycles are implicitly disallowed, so suggest wisely.
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Should [httpd] be a synonym for [apache-http-server]?
According to this Ask Ubuntu answer "httpd" and "apache2" are basically the same in "big" OS-es.
httpd is the same as apache2. It depends on the OS you use. For example in RHEL 6.2 it is called ht …
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Inconsistent tags: .bash-profile (with dot) vs bashrc (no dot)
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There is the tag .bash-profile, note the leading dot. Currently it has no synonyms, so the "canonical" tag is naturally with the dot. And there is also bashrc with .bashrc as its synonym, but …
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