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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Wendy Teknologi <su...@teknologi.web.id> on 2002/03/04 04:37:37 UTC
Can't logon to Apache Server
Sorry, this is verynewbie question.
I try to edit index.html on Web Server from my PC (using MS Frontpage), but
Frontpage asked for username and password.
What is teh username and password of Apache Server? How to create other
username/password?
Re: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Bill Jones <sn...@mac.com>.
On 3/5/02 9:24 PM, "Wendy Teknologi" <su...@teknologi.web.id> wrote:
> I have installed Apache Web Server for NT in my LAN. And I want to
> modify the INDEX.HTML file from my Notebook using MS Frontpage.
>
> But when I enter the the site name, Frontpage ask me about username and
> password. Where should I enter the username/password entry in Apache or
> this is should be enter in WIN NT?
Can we guess that you are using FTP and not the default M$FP2k method as the
publishing scenario? And can we guess that you are using a local ID and PW
on the box itself - I don't believe you can authenticate thru the Apache
system to your domain controller - or can you ???
???
-Sx- :]
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RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Wendy Teknologi <su...@teknologi.web.id>.
I have installed Apache Web Server for NT in my LAN. And I want to modify
the INDEX.HTML file from my Notebook using MS Frontpage.
But when I enter the the site name, Frontpage ask me about username and
password. Where should I enter the username/password entry in Apache or this
is should be enter in WIN NT?
i'm sorry i'm new to the list, but i'm extremely knowlegeable on apache,
what's your problem and what are you trying to accomplish?
Re: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Vasiliy Boulytchev <va...@boulytcheva.com>.
i'm sorry i'm new to the list, but i'm extremely knowlegeable on apache,
what's your problem and what are you trying to accomplish?
----- Original Message -----
From: Wendy Teknologi
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 2:59 AM
Subject: RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
But i don't have FTP Server installed. I see some web server could logon without FTP.
Any other suggestion ?
It would be the username and password of the ftp user that has rights to write to the directory.
RE: Configuring mod_perl and keeping the RedHat layout
Posted by Ronald Landheer <ro...@minisat.com>.
> Let me/them know what version of apache, mod_perl, compiler and
> perl you are using on what system type.
Sorry about the lack of info - I just sent a mail in a while ago with
the same type of problem, in which I specified a bit more (just before
sending the mail you actually responded to).
In fact, after a cup of coffee, I figured it out - now I'm trying to get
PHP to work without breaking stuff..
Thanx!
Ronald
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RE: Configuring mod_perl and keeping the RedHat layout
Posted by Bryan Henry <br...@mail.utexas.edu>.
Bro, I am sure the guys on the modperl@apache.org list would be good help.
To subscribe to the list, send a message to:
<mo...@apache.org>
Let me/them know what version of apache, mod_perl, compiler and perl you are
using on what system type.
~ b r y a n h e n r y
-----Original Message-----
From: Ronald Landheer [mailto:ronald.landheer@minisat.com]
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 5:42 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Configuring mod_perl and keeping the RedHat layout
Hello all,
I got as far as configuring and installing httpd without mod_perl in it,
and installing it in the right place. Now I'm trying to put mod_perl
into the mix, and do that again, but it seems to be a bit stubborn: it
keeps the Apache (default) layout, even if I put the proper commands on
the configure line, pass them to APACI with the Makefile.PL, etc.
Can't seem to get this right, but should be possible.. any pointers?
Greetz!
Ronald
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Configuring mod_perl and keeping the RedHat layout
Posted by Ronald Landheer <ro...@minisat.com>.
Hello all,
I got as far as configuring and installing httpd without mod_perl in it,
and installing it in the right place. Now I'm trying to put mod_perl
into the mix, and do that again, but it seems to be a bit stubborn: it
keeps the Apache (default) layout, even if I put the proper commands on
the configure line, pass them to APACI with the Makefile.PL, etc.
Can't seem to get this right, but should be possible.. any pointers?
Greetz!
Ronald
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Re: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Jirí Šváb <ji...@seznam.cz>.
Try WinScp instead of FTP.
you can download english version here
http://winscp.vse.cz/download2.php?file=WinSCP100eng.exe
Smash
----- Original Message -----
From: Wendy Teknologi
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 10:59 AM
Subject: RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
But i don't have FTP Server installed. I see some web server
could logon without FTP.
Any other suggestion ?
It would be the username and password of the ftp user that
has rights to write to the directory.
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RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Bryan Henry <br...@mail.utexas.edu>.
I am sorry but you have not told use anything about your setup, so it is
very hard to guess what your problem can be.
-----Original Message-----
From: Wendy Teknologi [mailto:support@teknologi.web.id]
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 3:59 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
But i don't have FTP Server installed. I see some web server could logon
without FTP.
Any other suggestion ?
It would be the username and password of the ftp user that has rights to
write to the directory.
RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Wendy Teknologi <su...@teknologi.web.id>.
But i don't have FTP Server installed. I see some web server could logon
without FTP.
Any other suggestion ?
It would be the username and password of the ftp user that has rights to
write to the directory.
RE: Can't logon to Apache Server
Posted by Richard <ri...@royalhosting.net>.
It would be the username and password of the ftp user that has rights to
write to the directory.
-----Original Message-----
From: Wendy Teknologi [mailto:support@teknologi.web.id]
Sent: Sunday, March 03, 2002 9:38 PM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Can't logon to Apache Server
Sorry, this is verynewbie question.
I try to edit index.html on Web Server from my PC (using MS Frontpage),
but Frontpage asked for username and password.
What is teh username and password of Apache Server? How to create other
username/password?