Hi;
I'm a brand-spanking new newbie when it comes to Apache web server. I'll be
atking a class next spring, but wanted to install it and play with it a bit
before then.
I'm running a knoppix (linux/X Windows GUI) virtual appliance within a Windows
XP enviroment (a DSL modem connected to a
On 13/08/07, Kathi Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
I'm a brand-spanking new newbie when it comes to Apache web server. I'll be
atking a class next spring, but wanted to install it and play with it a
bit before then.
I'm running a knoppix
I haven't ever used knoppix so can't answer your
On 8/12/07, Kathi Porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi;
I'm a brand-spanking new newbie when it comes to Apache web server. I'll
be atking a class next spring, but wanted to install it and play with it a
bit before then.
I'm running a knoppix (linux/X Windows GUI) virtual appliance within a
Hi Noodl;
thanks for all the info. Even I can't remember how I got to that download
site... Anyway, I opened a command line (as root) and tried the apachectl
start command, but it came back with bash: apachectl: command not found. I'll
keep doggedly pursuing this. And thanks for the link.
Kathi, try ./apachectl instead of apachectl. Looks like the current
dir is not in root's PATH.
-Robert
Kathi Porter wrote, on 8/12/2007 3:06 PM:
Hi Noodl;
thanks for all the info. Even I can't remember how I got to that
download site... Anyway, I opened a command line (as root) and tried
Hi;
Yes, I'm trying to reach http://localhost/ . I tried the command you gave me;
initially it errored-out with a command not found. I browsed to that
directory and found a file called apache2 and used that instead. It was
successful in that the system reported:
Starting Apache 2.0 web
Hi Robert;
Thanks. It seems that the startup file was apache2 in the /init.d directory.
regards,
KP
Robert F Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kathi, try ./apachectl instead of apachectl. Looks like the current dir is
not in root's PATH.
-Robert
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