apache on a 7200: startup and test page

[Henry Olders]

I have YellowDogLinux 3.0.1 on a 7200/120, running apache. When I first 
started apache, a web browser directed to the 7200 would display 
apache's test page. Although the config file at 
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf has a line

DocumentRoot "/var/www/html"
indicating that web pages are served from directory /var/www/html, 
there are no html pages in this directory. I've not been able to find 
where the test page is located, so that I can move it out of there.

I changed the documentRoot line to point to a different directory 
/var/www/html/mywebsite, where I put my default.html and other web 
pages. Now, when I browse the 7200, I get my correct default page if I 
have default.html at the end of the URL. Without it, I still get the 
test page.

My question: how can I get rid of the test page, and have the 
default.html page served without requesting it specifically?

I would also like to have apache start up automatically after a reboot. 
Where would I find the startup script file to which I can add a line 
such as /usr/sbin/apachectl start  ?

Thank you for your help.

Henry

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