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Apache on windows
I have apache running on a windows 98 system. This is networked to a linux and an NT4 box.
How can I get these other two boxes to use the Apache server on the windows 98 box. and automatically pick up the correct index.htm file? Do I need to define host files on the linux and NT boxes which reference the local IP address of the win98 box. (This is 191.168.0.2)
Regards
Peter Goggin
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Re: Apache on windows
Posted by Peter <pg...@optusnet.com.au>.
I am not clear what you mean. I am a beginner at this sort of thing.
I have set apache on a win98 machine such that when connecting to local host
I get the required web page (called index.htm in the directory referred to
by the apache configuration file)
I now want to access this web page from a win NT box. I have the two
machines networked together and they can see and access each others file
systems.
What do I have to do to all the Web browser on the NT box access the web
pages on the 98 box?
Regards
Peter Goggin
----- Original Message -----
From: "Artiom Morozov" <ar...@phreaker.net>
To: <us...@httpd.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 1:02 AM
Subject: Re: Apache on windows
> what "correct index.htm" is? do you need proxying? if so, use ProxyPass
> directive from mod_proxy & mod_proxy_http
>
> îÁ 2002.04.28 17:38 Peter ÎÁÐÉÓÁÌ:
> > I have apache running on a windows 98 system. This is networked to a
> > linux and an NT4 box.
> > How can I get these other two boxes to use the Apache server on the
> > windows 98 box. and automatically pick up the correct index.htm file?
> > Do I need to define host files on the linux and NT boxes which
> > reference the local IP address of the win98 box. (This is 191.168.0.2)
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Peter Goggin
>
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Re: Apache on windows
Posted by Artiom Morozov <ar...@phreaker.net>.
what "correct index.htm" is? do you need proxying? if so, use ProxyPass
directive from mod_proxy & mod_proxy_http
îÁ 2002.04.28 17:38 Peter ÎÁÐÉÓÁÌ:
> I have apache running on a windows 98 system. This is networked to a
> linux and an NT4 box.
> How can I get these other two boxes to use the Apache server on the
> windows 98 box. and automatically pick up the correct index.htm file?
> Do I need to define host files on the linux and NT boxes which
> reference the local IP address of the win98 box. (This is 191.168.0.2)
>
> Regards
>
> Peter Goggin
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