how did you get apache wrong?
Itt works pretty much out of the box.. just use the IP address you assigned
your network card in a browser and if Apache is running it will display the
page...
I am just pissed that it keeps the html and cgi in var/logs now,, I didn't
factore that in to my partitioning as I was expecing it to use /home/httpd
for cgi-bin and html so home is a huge partition and var is sadly small...
leaving me with 2 choises reconfigure apache to use /home/httpd or
repartition the drives...
So I guess I am going to ask a question,,,
does disk drake suppport dynamic partitioning? it making one partition
smaller and one bigger? without losing what is in them.... )apart from that
which would be lost if the partition was too small to contain it)
Home is a 4.5 gig partition, and it looks to not get alot of use...
var is 1.5 gig and will be now...
any suggestions?
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 17 February 2001 8:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] Apache CGI configuration.
I want to be able to test CGI scripts on my home computer so I can write
them
for my web site easier than uploading waiting andtesting. I tried
configuring
the Apache but had no luck. Does someone know where I can find a step by
step
documentation on how to do this?
I am also intresesting in configuring SSI. Any help would be greatly
appriciated.
~Lance
