> I've had my own web page since 2003 or so but lost it all when a pair of new > seacrate 2T drives died in the night last fall about 2 weeks apart.
http://archive.org wayback machine, may have some of your data. For the verbose rest: cut the crap. Even I (native English), struggled & failed to find any technical question in the noise, so heaven help non native English readers on this Global list. eg: > d-i ?? > a brltty ?? > orca ?? a whale ? > by the time I stuffed a hot potato in orcas mouth ?? WTF > brltty drivers ?? What is that some Linux thing ? or robotic noise > the first 27 installs of bullseye Gibberish > actually the 32nd install. Crazy > test page. The 6309 is a peon to that cpu from Hitachi, which installed ............................. ?????? Texan Spanish English maybe ? > in place of the motorola 6809, makes a much more capable machine out > of a 1980's trs-80 color computer. Irrelevant > This site will be primarily a file server because I have some stuff > for raspios such as a realtime kernel so linuxcnc can be run on a pi, > in my case driving 1400 lbs of an 80 yo Sheldon lathe I've converted > to cnc operation. Noise! Omit. > All that is background, to intro myself. Don't ! > I am a long retired broadcast > Chief Engineer, with a formal education of the 8th grade, "8th grade" is american dialect, & also irrelevant. > but was born > of a woman that gave me a near genius IQ. I quit school and went to work Troll bait. > fixing anything with a line cord or batteries at 15 yo, and tv's once > central > Iowa had a tv station in late '47, now 87 yo and alone, my wife of 31 > years passed from COPD on Dec 7nth 2020. I'd get me another but it takes > so long to train them. :) > > I want to setup a root directory someplace, owned by www-data, and from > which I can link to other locations as I find the resources to populate > them with. Other than changing the port, its a virgin apache2 install > whose test page works for http. I have not setup this directory yet, > and I'd like to restrict it to https access only, my router is already > setup to forward and NAT port 6309 to this machines local address, that's > been working for years for http, so my question for the day is whats next? Omit (not emit) all noise, if you have a tech. qustion. Cheers, -- Julian Stacey http://berklix.com/jhs/ http://stolenVotes.uk Arm Ukraine, Zap killer Putin, grain & fuel loss hits poorest. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@httpd.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@httpd.apache.org
