On Aug 10, 2006, at 10:01 AM, Stephen wrote:
Very Off Topic - but only briefly. I want to contribute SOMETHING
to you guys - since you've been so much help to me!
To educate non-unix folks, you could also use the Terminal and do
this:
Why not just look in the Apache docs. They tell you where
everything is located.
On OS X, reference the Apache docs by opening your browser, going to
URL: http://localhost/ and the Apache default page is
returned. There is a documentation link
there which takes you to the Apache man pages and there is a wealth
of information on the error logs, config files etc. Just drill down
through the links and you will find
all you need about how Apache works, and where it stores its files.
Also, if you open the Console, there is a list of all log files,
including the httpd files. The paths to these files are displayed
in the drop down menus..
Mark Levinson
1. If you haven't recently updated your locate database - type the
following (the $ is just the prompt - don't type it!):
$ sudo /usr/libexec/locate.updatedb
Password: (type you system admin password here)
(wait for a looong time while it builds the database of all of your
file names)
$ locate httpd.conf (or any other file you're looking for)
OR
for finding executable files (programs, etc):
$ whereis apachectl
For more info type:
$ man locate
OR
$ man whereis
To quit man pages type "q".
Hope that helps some folks.
Regards,
Stephen
On 9-Aug-06, at 8:58 PM, William Squires wrote:
Anyone know where Tiger (10.4) keeps the httpd.conf file? It used
to be in /etc/httpd.conf on Panther, but a Spotlight search
doesn't turn up any files with this name. Is Apache now using a
different file name for that under Tiger?
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