Wally wrote: > Is there some sort of web server installed by default? Sorry, I don't know. I have three Linux installations at this point, only one of which has Webmin installed. It also happens to have Apache installed and enabled, and webmin works. Sometime when I get a chance I'll install webmin on one of the boxes without Apache enabled and see whether it works. (On that box I did a "which webmin" and it wasn't found, but I thought I had installed webmin on that box.)
> (Not familiar with > the https prefix.) The s means it is some sort of secure variation of the http protocol (maybe with something called "ssl", which IIUC, is not the same as "ssh"). Do I need some sort of GUI installed? Maybe -- I tried "lynx https://localhost:10000"; on the box where webmin workd in konqueror and I got a 401 error which I think is "Start file could not be found or is not text/html or text/plain." I did this while webmin was "running" (displayed) in a konqueror window. Randy Kramer > I'm not sure that > Lynx (if it's there) is a route I want to follow. LIS, I want to learn the > system behind webmin in any case - gotta know my way around at the command > prompt. When the time comes, I guess I'll use linuxconf for the LAN settings > (unless if find the settings files before then...). > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? > Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
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