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To enable web-based control, you need to install a web server on your Raspberry Pi. Apache and Nginx are popular choices for lightweight web servers that can handle the demands of a Raspberry Pi project. For this guide, we'll focus on installing Apache, as it's easy to set up and widely supported.

Installing Apache on Raspberry Pi

Follow these steps to install Apache on your Raspberry Pi:

1. Open the terminal on your Raspberry Pi.
2. Run the command sudo apt update to update your package list.
3. Install Apache by running sudo apt install apache2.

Once installed, you can access the default Apache page by navigating to your Raspberry Pi's IP address in a web browser.