[users@httpd] Re: Re: Re: Re: Changing Port Apache listens on?

[George Hester <he...@hotmail.com>]

Nice thanks.  I did unix2dos on httpd.conf and now the entire thing is clear.  Thanks for pointing out those utilities.


George Hester
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"shane c branch" wrote in message news:405CDCF0.7050103@barton.edu...
> George Hester wrote:
> > I don't think you understand.  In httpd.conf EVERYTHING looks like comments.  EVERYTHING.  Not somethings but EVERYTHING.
> > This is an issue of linebreaks not appearing in Notepad which is what I am using to view the file.
> > When I tried posting in this post what it looked like to me the line breaks appeared correctly.
> > I have fixed the issue.  But only because when I tried to post the way the 
> > file looks to me the linebreaks became clear which they wer NOT viewing httpd.conf
> > in Notepad.
> > 
> Wow! you are using notepad? Get something that will support syntax 
> highlighting, such as jedit (www.jedit.org).
> 
> As regards the format, if that is the issue, then try downloading that 
> unix2dos.exe and/or dos2unix.exe utilities. They are command line 
> programs that convert the formats of text documents.
> 
> -- 
> regards,
> 
> shane
> 
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Re: [users@httpd] Re: Re: Re: Re: Changing Port Apache listens on?

[Jeff White <jl...@earthlink.net>]

From: "George Hester" 

> Nice thanks.  I did unix2dos on 
> httpd.conf and now the entire thing 
> is clear.  Thanks for pointing out those utilities.

Get the free ConTEXT editor
and the color file for Apache Conf  
(Apache color file needs Apache2
reworking - or copy and create an
Apache2 color file)

ConTEXT also changes Unix to Dos:

After you load in any file go to: 
Tools->Convert text to ->
DOS
Unicode
UNIX
Mac

ConTEXT
http://www.fixedsys.com/context/

Text Coloring for:
Apache Config
ASP
ASP-JS
CSharp
MS Interface Definition Language (IDL)
NT/2K Batch
PHP
VBScript
Visual Basic .NET
Windows Resource Scripts
And many more and easy to 
create/change the color files 

I use ConTEXT for Windows Scripting and
for those quick .NET Framework assemblies. 

There's a lot in those .NET Framework classes!
 
Jeff



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