Apache...HELP!
Ok,
I need some serious help in installing the apache server. Everything from where to download it, to checkin i have installed it correctly.
I have been to the apache.org website, and i am not certain what to download. (i am running windows xp)
So if someone can lead me to a URL where i can downloa the server that would be of great help. thanks!
mairving posted this at 01:32 — 26th June 2003.
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You can download Windows 2.0 here.
Here are instructions for getting it running on Windows.
go2jacks posted this at 12:48 — 26th June 2003.
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ahh, thanks alot. your help is greatly appreciated!
go2jacks posted this at 13:14 — 26th June 2003.
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i have installed apache and it seems to be working.
LostPuppy posted this at 15:58 — 27th July 2003.
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i've searched on the net for sources to help me set it up right but there is just so many out there and some are useless to me , i'm getting a head-ache from reading them all , if some1 could point me in the right direction that would be great.
also , i have it working basicly (i mean in linux it pretty much sets itself up) but i cant get it to read from my CGI-BIN and wont let me read any of my php scripts.
Mark Hensler posted this at 06:50 — 28th July 2003.
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I don't use cgi-bins and I haven't researched them. So I can't help there.
As for PHP, first make sure you have PHP installed/compiled. Second, make sure you have this line in your httpd.conf (apache config) file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
Mark Hensler
If there is no answer on Google, then there is no question.
hostito posted this at 15:36 — 1st September 2003.
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cgi-bin can only be used to store and run executables. You cannot store html files in it typically as the server will try to interpret the code as a script. Make sure your permissions for any script in the cgi-bin is executable by all. Also, I would just get the O'reilly book on Apache, visit htttp://www.apache.org and also linuxguruz.org. Linuxguruz has tons of little sample bits, and tutorials. You could also take a look at tldp.org (most everything linux is there). check out the how tos there. I learned a lot from that a couple years ago, just going through a lot of them
HTH
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