On ९/१/२० ११:४६ म.पू., Russell L. Harris wrote:
> For development of a web pages, I installed Apache2 on another machine
> in the LAN so that I can FTP web pages from the development machine to
> the web server and view the pages from the development machine.
>
> But the installation of Apache2 on Buster serves documents from
> /var/www/html/, which is owned by root, so as a normal user I cannot
> FTP into that directory.
>
> The web server is not exposed outside the LAN, so security is not an
> issue.
>
> What is the proper approach?
Might not be the answer you are looking for.
This is what I use when I am testing something on my local machine or my
local lan
STEP I : Getting in the directory which hosts the pages
STEP || *python3 -m http.server*
it starts serving the web pages on that hosts ip and default port 8000
you can also specify different ports for different website folders
$ *python3 -m http.server 3000*
I also use the same trick to access files from another system over a web
browser.
This approach is fine for a test server. Dont expect serious
configurations using this
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