Ok, this stupid frontpage thing is a trying experience for me. Following the instructions given from another email and another list, I attempted to install the frontpage 2000 extensions onto my apache 1.3.9 server on RH 6.0. To my happy surprise, I screwed up, it changed the permissions of my /home/httpd/html directory to nobody:nobody and added a _vti_cnf/ directory to every folder and subfolder. So, I decided to read instructions. Sigh. Ok. This is my question: I'm running virtual domains with apache 1.3.9. The frontpage extensions are successfully uncompressed into /usr/local/frontpage. Now, since I don't want my root web to be /home/httpd/html/ but rather a subdomain underneath it, should I totally SKIP the fp_install.sh that they have in there and simply add new virtdomains with a command line like: fpsrvadm -o install -t apache-fp -s /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf -p 80 -m sample.microsoft.com -u adminaccount -p adminpassword -xu www -xg www ?? My concern is that since I've "undone" the nobody:nobody and the _vti_cnf underneath each of the folders and subfolders in /home/httpd/html that the extensions weren't really "installed" and thus, running the above command line will prove futile. Help is appreciated (else, I wouldn't post)... I don't want to do this stuff, but it's becoming a marketing ploy for people who "use Frontpage"... Kevin Hemenway -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Total Net NH, LLC EMAIL: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 15 Pleasant St., Suite 11 WEBSITE: <http://www.totalnetnh.net/> Concord, NH 03301 PHONE: (603) 225-8422 -------------------------------------------------------------------- -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
