Re: Question about Apache server

[Bruce Smith <bruce@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> You asked about Comanche. It is a GUI interface to manage your apache server. I got it on one of my machines but, I can not get that and Apache to work.

I played with Comanche a long time ago.  It sucked big time.
Maybe it's gotten better . . .

> I was wondering does anyone else have Apaceh experiance. I would like to test it with some web site. If someone could walk me through this I would thank you.
>
> I just downloaded, compliled and installed the latest Apache server 1.3.14

I can't help you there, because I've never compiled Apache,
but I can't help wondering why you are going to so much trouble?

o  Install Redhat from scratch.
o  Select the Apache web server to be installed.
o  Boot the new Redhat installation.
o  Point a web browser at the new Redhat install.
o  Your web site is up and running!!!  It's a slam dunk!
o  Replace the default Redhat web pages with your own HTML.

If you need to make any changes (may not be necessary),
tweak the Apache config file with your favorite text editor.
It's well commented and easy to change.  If it makes you 
feel more comfortable, buy the O'Reilly Apache book. 

> I also have Samba, Webmin, and Comanche running on my box.

That's nice.

>> If anyone has this experience, I would like to talk to you on the phone.

Please do NOT call me.  (I am dead serious here!)
There is nothing I hate worse than doing phone support.

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Bruce Smith                bruce@armintl.com
System Administrator / Network Administrator
Armstrong International, Inc.
Three Rivers, Michigan  49093  USA
http://www.armstrong-intl.com/
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