Hi Kevin,
On Thu, Dec 21, 2000, at 07:24 PM, you wrote:
> Since the Amiga Apache mailing list is down at the moment (from what the
> website says) I'll put up a quick query here to see if anyone's
> run/running it . . .
>
> I'm trying to set up an Amiga Apache webserver. Last time I tried this I
> got it all installed but then it wasn't compatible with PFS2 so wouldn't
> run. This time, not using PFS2, just the good ol' FFS (to start with
> anyway) and thus have put in all the Geek Gadget tools, followed the
> directory structure setup per the Amiga Apache website, and then obtained
> it from Aminet, but the installer script bombs out on "can't find 'sh' in
> the /bin/ directory" and aborts.
>
> Not being a Unix guru yet, and having installed the 'sh-utils' and the
> 'shar-utils' from the Geek Gadgets dist, what am I missing? Yes, I don't
> see 'sh' in the /bin/ directory either, but am at a loss as to what
> utility this is and where to get it (whether in GG or aminet, etc.).
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Kevin Orme
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I cannot say anything about PFS2, but, I bought and registered
PFS3. I also updated PFS3, from GEED's site. Why not pose your
problems, when using PFS2, to them? They may, besides suggesting
that you upgrade to PFS3, come up with a way for you to continue to
stay with PFS2 (or, after installing, PFS3). Then, continue with
your project.
Anyway, that is just MHO. I figured that, since you already
have PFS2, you might as well be able to keep using it.
Let me know what they answer you. :-)
Julian.
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