It's usually a good idea to back up a working copy of httpd.conf
before messing around with it ;-)
Eric R. Turner
On Mon, 23 Oct 2000, Christian MacAuley wrote:
>
> > I have found out that my webroot dir is in /home/httpd/html/index.html
> > I tried to configure as you have pointed out in etc/
> I have found out that my webroot dir is in /home/httpd/html/index.html
> I tried to configure as you have pointed out in etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
> as follow
> document root /home/antonxie/www/htdocs
> and have mkdir-ed all necessary directory
> I restart the computer...it doesn't work either
>
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 1:12 PM
Subject: Re: [techtalk] Apache Server
> > I have serendipitously tried it on my web browser
> > http://202.143.143.54 and it showed an apache page saying "It worked"
> > then I tried using the computer name http://S04 and it's
> I have serendipitously tried it on my web browser
> http://202.143.143.54 and it showed an apache page saying "It worked"
> then I tried using the computer name http://S04 and it's also worked
> but where should I start uploading web pages
> and please tell me can above addresses be accesse
It works from http://202.143.143.54. To find out where to store your html
documents, check the value of the DocumentRoot directive in http.conf. My
http.conf file is located in /var/lib/apache/conf/, but that's on a
Slackware system. Actually, if you can find your httpd.conf file then the
location
Dear all
I have serendipitously tried it on my web browser
http://202.143.143.54 and it showed an
apache page saying "It worked"
then I tried using the computer name http://S04 and it's also worked
but where should I start uploading web pages
and please tell me can above addresses be acces
If you look at the:
/htdocs/manual/vhosts/index.html
It has information about setting up virtual hosts. It's been awhile since
I've set up a virtual host but I believe all it needs is to set up the DNS
settings if you want to use a domain name and then edit the configuration
file to contain:
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From: "Beverly Guillermo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2000 8:37 PM
Subject: Re: [techtalk] apache server on a local net visable to outside
> It can be done but I don't remember it offhand. I believe the apache
> docume
It can be done but I don't remember it offhand. I believe the apache
documentation has this well documented? Did you scan those?
Beverly
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Stewart Larsen wrote:
> I have a situation. I have a static IP on a DSL. I Have a machine with 2
> NIC's that is running an apache se
At 22:26 10/04/00 -0400, Stewart Larsen wrote:
>I have a situation. I have a static IP on a DSL. I Have a machine with 2
>NIC's that is running an apache server and a firewall I am masquerading a
>local network through this machine. Everything works great. But now, I
>want to set up another we
I have a situation. I have a static IP on a DSL. I Have a machine with 2
NIC's that is running an apache server and a firewall I am masquerading a
local network through this machine. Everything works great. But now, I
want to set up another web server for a different domain on another machine,
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