Hello,
I have set up Apache. I was wondering if anybody could let me know as to
where I will have to put my web pages (like a simple page with no forms of
any sort). I heard that it has to be in the "htdocs" directory... Any
pointers will be very helpful and appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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I have Apache web server running on Debian 2.2.9 and my web pages are
located under /var/www/username
for example, if you go to:
http://dsp73.dsp.uiowa.edu
you are looking at the index.html under my /var/www directory.
If you go to:
http://dsp73.dsp.uiowa.edu/couch
you will see my buddy's homepa
> I have set up Apache. I was wondering if anybody could let me know as
> to where I will have to put my web pages (like a simple page with no
> forms of any sort).
In one of the Apache config files (it's in my /etc/httpd/conf/srm.conf) find
this:
> # DocumentRoot: The directory out of which
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Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 1999 10:37 AM
Subject: [techtalk] Newbie: Apache question
> Hello,
> I have set up Apache. I was wondering if anybody could let me know as to
> where I will have to put my web pages (lik
Hello,
first thing,you have to be root to run the modprobe command,disregard my post
if you tried it under root.
Alain
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I use XDM on my system. When I login and try to "su - localuser" in
a xterm, I get the following message:
/dev/ttypc: Operation not permitted
I do get the shell prompt after this message for the "localuser".
After I set and export the DISPLAY value to :0.0 and I try to call an
X application, I
> By changing the current configuration, I will be loosening the security of
> X windows, but I do need other users to be able to use the same display
> at the same time. How do I accomplish that? What files do I need to change?
the quick and dirty is to invoke "xhost +localhost". however, that
Excerpts from linuxchix: 8-Dec-99 [techtalk] X Display by Subba
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> I do need other users to be able to use the same display
> at the same time. How do I accomplish that? What files do I need to change?
If you want all users on your (the xserver's) machine to be able to
access th
Excerpts from linuxchix: 8-Dec-99 [techtalk] X Display by Subba
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> I do need other users to be able to use the same display
> at the same time. How do I accomplish that? What files do I need to change?
If you want all users on your (the xserver's) machine to be able to
access th
> Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server Xlib: Client is not
> authorized to connect to Server Error: Can't open display: :0.0
> By changing the current configuration, I will be loosening the
> security of X windows, but I do need other users to be able to use the
> same display at the same
[Crossposted to and Reply-To set to techtalk (i think. this mailer is strange)]
Excerpts from linuxchix: 8-Dec-99 [issues] Re: linux and the .. by
"Natalie C. Heinen"@loui
> Several times, many things have been mentioned about the lack of games in
> the linux world, which leads to less appeal of
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