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No, there's nothing wrong when Apache simply says 'It Worked!'. You have
installed Apache. The old, lengthy message confused many end users/customers
of the web sites which would upgrade from time to time, and sent them running
to the foundation with a post "HELP! Apache took over my computer!"
The new message is equally confusing to end users/customers of those web sites,
but at least the customer isn't running here for help. Perhaps the new message
is a little too terse, but we will never return to reporting that "Apache was
successfully installed" because that's what sent users running to us.
Bill
Mary Anderson wrote:
Hi all,
I just installed apache2.2.0 from source code on my red hat linux
system. Everything seemed to be ok. I started apachectl and have an httpd
running on the system. But, according to 'Apache Essentials' when I point
my browser at http://localhost/ I should get a screen from apache with an
apache logo and a statement saying not to call them about configuration
problems. I don't. I get a screen saying 'It works!'. Is something wrong
with my installation? I did not check the signature on the source code.
And I can't find the html scripts for either screen on my system.
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