Got it working. What you have to do is use the 'ksh' (assume that's Korn shell) in
the TGZ archive mentioned earlier (just rename it to what the script expects, or edit
the script directly).
Also I found an error in the Install script - it looks for a 'logs' directory to be
copied into the location where you are installing Apache - if you make one and try
again, you avoid the error.
It works great, logs fine, etc. but is a bit more system-greedy than good ol' Arexx
webserver (but that's probably to be expected). In using Arexx webserver since
basically last March, I think it uses less than a meg of RAM on the machine (which has
64 mb RAM), while Apache (also because you start up several server httpd processes by
default, configurable in httpd.conf file) uses around 6meg RAM on the setup I'm
building. But it responds just about as fast as Arexx webserver (which is pretty fast
due to its simplicity).
Haven't messed around with AWS (amiga web server) yet, probably will sometime but
Arexx webserver was so easy to use and set up (and while not too complex, works great
for just serving up pages) now that I finally got Apache to run, I'll likely
concentrate there (as you can actually get a job running Apache . . . :)
Kevin Orme
amiga university
www.amigau.com
> 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.).
'sh' is your Unix-like shell: you can find it in the 'pdksh' package from
Geek Gadgets. It is also suggested to make 'sh' resident for better
performance.
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