The textbook answer to stopping the server in OSX Leopard server is to remove the SERVER.APP. Unfortunately I can't find it anywhere, visible or not. Where should I be looking ? Is it's absence related to "available servers (0)"?
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The textbooks I use for server operating system and apps are all written by Arek Dreyer - if you want to link to your research, we might have something better than the existing very good answer. – bmike Dec 24 '20 at 13:13
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"Server.app" does not exist in Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server as the server aspects of the OS are integrated into the OS itself, as in everything came preinstalled. Below you'll see a screen shot of the Applications folder, with the Server folder selected and there is no "Server.app".
In Terminal using the following command, it did not find "Server.app":
find / -iname '*server*'
It found a lot of things with "server" in its name but none explicitly "Server.app".
That said, the current macOS Server available from the App Store contains "Server.app", per its tech specs page macOS Server Tech Specs, under What’s Included in macOS Server it shows:
- Server app
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