> So I can assume from that then that I don't need to symlink anything to
> anywhere??
Yes.
Vic.
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On Wednesday 14 January 2009 16:02:05 Simon Reap wrote:
> Jacqui Caren wrote:
> >> I would advise against making a symbolic link for perl - I have done
> >> that, and perl couldn't find its modules. The symlink was from
> >> /usr/local/bin/perl to /usr/bin/perl, so perl looked in /usr/local/lib
>
Jacqui Caren wrote:
>> I would advise against making a symbolic link for perl - I have done
>> that, and perl couldn't find its modules. The symlink was from
>> /usr/local/bin/perl to /usr/bin/perl, so perl looked in /usr/local/lib
>> for modules, instead of /usr/lib.
>>
>
> ???
>
> Perl -
Simon Reap wrote:
> Tim wrote:
>> Secondly, where is the perl interpeter installed, is it /usr/lib/perl5
>> or /usr/lib/perl I need to make a link from the interpeter to /usr/bin/perl
>> or change the first line of a lot of scripts, I am opting to make the link
>>
> I would advise against maki
Tim wrote:
> now I assume this means I make a folder called mwf in the /var/www/ folder so
> that I have /var/www/mwf/Am I right??
Yes, but I don't recommend you do exactly that.
The FHS sets out what should go where on a Linux filesystem. That standard
recommends /srv/ for files that are t
Tim wrote:
> Secondly, where is the perl interpeter installed, is it /usr/lib/perl5
> or /usr/lib/perl I need to make a link from the interpeter to /usr/bin/perl
> or change the first line of a lot of scripts, I am opting to make the link
>
I would advise against making a symbolic link for per
On Tuesday 13 January 2009 23:10:05 Vic wrote:
> > shell> mkdir /usr/local/apache/htdocs/mwf/
> >
> > now I assume this means I make a folder called mwf in the /var/www/
> > folder so that I have /var/www/mwf/Am I right??
>
> That depends on your installation...
>
> Have a look through your apa
> shell> mkdir /usr/local/apache/htdocs/mwf/
>
> now I assume this means I make a folder called mwf in the /var/www/ folder
> so that I have /var/www/mwf/Am I right??
That depends on your installation...
Have a look through your apache config file & look for the keyword
"DocumentRoot". If yo
I was going to leave this to Saturdays BAB but I am impatience and it no fun
somebody else doing it!!
I am trying to install some forum software on my laptop to play around with
(mwforum to be exact). Now the instruction states
shell> mkdir /usr/local/apache/htdocs/mwf/
now I assume this mea
