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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Morten Bo Ølbye <mo...@post3.tele.dk> on 2007/02/03 19:54:09 UTC
[users@httpd] Novice
I have just installed Apace on my xp.
Can anyone gide me to where to start.
I have edited the html file, that works.
But about controlling the server, I am blank.
Br. Morten
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SV: [users@httpd] Novice
Posted by Morten Bo Ølbye <mo...@post3.tele.dk>.
I have just installed Apace on my xp.
Can anyone gide me to where to start.
I have edited the html file, that works.
But about controlling the server, I am blank.
Br. Morten, Denmark
That is not correct either. Any OS can be classified as a server. If a
computer is "serving" content whether its a web page or Active
Directory it is a "server". So Windows XP can be a server, just not
the type of server that Windows 2003 Server can be (Active Directory,
File, Print, Sharepoint, etc etc). You can setup Windows XP to be a
HTTP server and it could power a website just as capable as Windows
2003 Server.
So remember. Server = ANY type of OS as long as it is SERVING (get
it?) content.
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Yes, Apache is cabable of running on Windows 98 as well as XP home edition.
>From my starting point the directory is as followed:
C:\Programmer\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2
C:\Programmer\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\index.html
style.css etc.
C:\Programmer\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\bin
C:\Programmer\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\conf\httpd.conf etc.
And so on.
In fact I can access the "home-page" INDEX.HTML from http://localhost/ or
from http://my-ip-address
So can anyone too if I started the Apache software.
In fact a search machine has discovered it: (from access.log)
>>219.154.96.126 - - [02/Feb/2007:16:01:07 +0100] "GET http://www.yahoo.com/
HTTP/1.1" 200 1436<<
What I wanted You to do, is to explain how to control it.
The httpd.conf containall the modules accessible from apache, except the
most of them are disabled.
Listen my-ip-address:80
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How do I upload some text based data to a file called data.txt
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Br Morten, Denmark
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Re: [users@httpd] Novice
Posted by Yvo van Doorn <yv...@gmail.com>.
On 2/3/07, Steven Pierce <pa...@speakeasy.net> wrote:
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> On 2/3/2007 at 7:54 PM Morten Bo Ølbye wrote:
>
> >I have just installed Apace on my xp.
> >Can anyone gide me to where to start.
> >I have edited the html file, that works.
> >But about controlling the server, I am blank.
> >Br. Morten
> >
> >
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> OK.. what do you mean controlling the server? XP is not a server
> O/S. You need win SERVER 03 to be a server.
>
That is not correct either. Any OS can be classified as a server. If a
computer is "serving" content whether its a web page or Active
Directory it is a "server". So Windows XP can be a server, just not
the type of server that Windows 2003 Server can be (Active Directory,
File, Print, Sharepoint, etc etc). You can setup Windows XP to be a
HTTP server and it could power a website just as capable as Windows
2003 Server.
So remember. Server = ANY type of OS as long as it is SERVING (get
it?) content.
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Re: [users@httpd] Novice
Posted by Steven Pierce <pa...@speakeasy.net>.
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On 2/3/2007 at 7:54 PM Morten Bo Ølbye wrote:
>I have just installed Apace on my xp.
>Can anyone gide me to where to start.
>I have edited the html file, that works.
>But about controlling the server, I am blank.
>Br. Morten
>
>
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OK.. what do you mean controlling the server? XP is not a server
O/S. You need win SERVER 03 to be a server.
If you do http://localhost/ do you get the page that states that
you have installed it correctly?
Did you create and HTML file that you can see on your machine, but
did you edit the httpd.conf file? What kind of HTML file did you
edit? We need a little more detail.
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Re: [users@httpd] Novice
Posted by Norman Khine <no...@khine.net>.
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/Apache/Installing-and-Configuring-Apache-2-on-a-Windows-XP-Machine/
Morten Bo Ølbye wrote:
> I have just installed Apace on my xp.
> Can anyone gide me to where to start.
> I have edited the html file, that works.
> But about controlling the server, I am blank.
> Br. Morten
>
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