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My suggestion would be to do these two commands from the command prompt:

This command will un-install apache totally, including any config
files/etc that you might have customised (messed with).
apt-get --purge remove apache2


To install apache2 again with the plain vanilla default config do this:
apt-get install apache2

Now, check that apache is listening/working:
netstat -an|grep :80
tcp6       0      0 :::80           :::*           LISTEN

That is what you should see... it shows some program is listening on port 80

Now, from the browser on your workstation use a web browser to access:
http://ip.of.backup.server/

You should see the default apache page.

If you don't see this, then something has gone wrong. Don't bother to
continue with backuppc, stop and get apache working first.

Hope that helps.

Regards,
Adam
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