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Getting Started with Apache 1.3
Jun 1, 2000, 05 :24 UTC (261 Talkback[s]) (203618 reads) (Other stories by Ken Coar)

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Copyright © 2000 by Ken Coar. All rights reserved. Limited rights granted to Internet.Com.

Introduction

Hopefully you know something about Web servers in general, and the Apache Web server in particular, or else you wouldn't be reading this page. This article isn't intended to give background on what Apache is nor why you should use it, but how to get going with it once the decision has been made. In other words, simply how to download it, and install it, and turn it on.

I should make it very clear right away that this article is about the latest released version of the server, Apache 1.3. It is not about the still-under-development 2.0 version. You'll have to wait for another article for that. :-)

The setting up of an Apache Web server falls naturally into a number of steps. Unfortunately, the steps differ slightly depending upon whether you're going to be using a binary distribution or if you're using Windows; the steps that may not apply are marked as 'optional' below.

  1. Download the software
  2. [optional] Build the software (unless you downloaded a binary distribution)
  3. Stop any currently-running Apache server
  4. [optional] De-install any existing Apache package (Windows only)
  5. Install the new Apache software
  6. Make sure the configuration is correct
  7. Start the Web server
  8. Customise your content

Assumptions and Conventions

Before getting into the nitty-gritty, let's set up a little background. A lot of what follows is going to refer to files and directories and commands and locations and things like that, so let us be sure we both understand them to mean the same things.

An Apache server has at least two important directory trees, and possibly three. The first is where the server software lives (called the ServerRoot), the second is where the documents that get served to network visitors live (called the DocumentRoot), and the third is the home of the software sources (called the source tree). In many cases these all live in close proximity; if you install Apache from a package, the DocumentRoot might actually be a subdirectory under the ServerRoot, for instance.

For the sake of clarity, the rest of this article makes the following assaumptions about where things are on your system:

Directory tree Unix location Windows location
  1. Apache source tree
./apache-1.3/ C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\src
  1. Apache ServerRoot
/usr/local/web/apache C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache
  1. Apache DocumentRoot
/usr/local/web/apache/htdocs C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs

These locations will be used by all of the cd and other shell commands in this article.

Some formatting conventions used in examples in this article:

  • 'normal text' represents output from the computer.
  • bold text indicates what you need to type. Unbolded text shows output from the computer.
  • bold italicised text represents something you need to replace with your own value; for example, when following the steps in an example, when I came to "cd /home/username", I would type "/home/coar" instead.
  • normal italicised text in brackets ('[' and ']') is used to represent commentary, such as "[lots of output here]".
  • In order to make long lines in this article fit within the width of your window, they may be arbitrarily wrapped. This is signified by one line ending with a slosh ('\') and the next line beginning with an open broket ('>'). For example:
        % this is the first part of the line \
        > and this is the second
        

    You can run these split-up pieces together into the single line they represent, or, on Unix, you can actually type the '\' and hit Enter and type in the next portion when the system prompts you with the '>'. (This convention was chosen because it matches this Unix behaviour, and most Apache servers are run on Unix.)

Platforms

The Apache Web server runs on almost every Unix-like system in the world, and quite a few systems that don't resemble Unix at all. It's supported on the server platforms of Microsoft Windows (such as Windows NT and Windows 2000), and runs--but isn't supported--on the Windows 95 and Windows 98 platforms.

This breadth of support means that, whatever you're running, you can probably use Apache on it. If you want to use Apache on something that isn't clearly Windows nor Unix, or you are otherwise unsure, check the resources in the 'Going Further' section of this article for places to inquire on how to proceed.

Prebuilt Packages--or Building Your Own

Since Apache is developed as an Open Source' project, you have a choice of either using a package that someone else prepared for your platform--if anyone has--or of downloading the source and building it yourself from the ground up. Of course, with the dozens of available platforms, there are sure to be some to which the Apache developers themselves don't have access, and so your options may actually be reduced to building the Apache Web server from scratch yourself.

Since different redistributors and repackagers have their own ideas about where to put files, the locations identified in the assumptions section may not be valid if you installed Apache from such a package. If that's the case, you'll just need to make the appropriate translations between the locations in this article and those on your system.

Downloading the Software

The latest and greatest released version of Apache is always available from the Apache Web site in the /dist/ location: <URL:http://www.apache.org/dist/>. If you look at that page, one of the first things you'll see is a link to a way of finding a distribution point, or mirror, that's closer to you.

The Apache Software Foundation only supports downloading using HTTP and the Web; FTP repositories are not provided. Mirror sites may or may not provide FTP access to their distribution areas.

Exactly how you download the software depends on your Web browser, but it may be as simple as holding down the 'Shift' key and clicking on the name of the file.

There are two types of packages you can download from the Apache site:

  1. Packages containing only the Web server source code, and
  2. Packages containing the source code and a pre-built binary.

The source-only packages are located in the top directory of the URL listed above; the prebuilt binaries are located in subdirectories underneath the /binaries/ folder.

Package naming

The Apache packages are named according to a formula:

  • The word 'apache', followed by
  • the three-component version number (e.g., '1.3.12'), followed by
  • optional suffix information (such as 'win32' to stress that the package is for Windows, or 'i386-whatever-linux2', which indicates a package built for Linux systems running on x86 hardware with a 2.* kernel version), followed by
  • package-type information (such as '.exe', or '.tar.gz')

A package that is missing the optional suffix information, such as 'apache_1.3.12.tar.gz', is a source-only package. If you download such you will have to compile and build the server yourself from scratch. Packages that include the optional suffix have been pre-built for the named platform, but they also include the source code in case you want or need to rebuild the server yourself.

The version number is very important. It's read from left to right, and each component is treated as a number in its own right. So the package named 'apache_1.3.12.tar.gz' contains version '1.3.12', which is pronounced 'one point three point twelve,' and is more recent than '1.3.9'.

Signature Files

In addition to the packages themselves, there are frequently accompanying signature files. These are used to verify that the packages were really built by the Apache developers, and have the same name as the package with either a '.asc' or '.md5' suffix attached. To use these, you will need either something that can read and verify PGP signatures (such as PGP itself), or a tool that can generate MD5 checksums.

The MD5 checksum, if one is provided for the package, is easier to check. You simply use your MD5 checksumming tool to generate a checksum of the package, and then you compare that value with what's in the .md5 file. For example:

    % md5sum apache_1.3.12.tar.gz
    de3ccff384b0d4ab94c3251cb85d49d2  apache_1.3.12.tar.gz
    % cat apache_1.3.12.tar.gz.md5
    MD5 (apache_1.3.12.tar.gz) = de3ccff384b0d4ab94c3251cb85d49d2
  

The other signature type, which is replacing MD5 in the Apache distribution process, is a PGP signature. In order to check it, you will need to have loaded the PGP keys of the Apache developers (available on the Apache site at <URL:http://www.apache.org/dist/KEYS>) into your PGP tool. Verify the signature on the file using your PGP tool; for instance, like this:

    % pgpv apache_1.3.12.tar.gz.asc
    This signature applies to another message
    File to check signature against [apache_1.3.12.tar.gz]: [hit Enter]
    Good signature made 2000-02-23 23:14 GMT by key:
       768 bits, Key ID A0BB71C1, Created 1997-06-03
       "Jim Jagielski "

    WARNING: The signing key is not trusted to belong to:
    Jim Jagielski 
  

(The last portion of the message simply means that you haven't marked Jim's key on your keyring as definitely being Jim's.)

PGP signatures provide more information about an Apache package. They identify whom of the Apache developers approved it, when, and that the package you downloaded is the same as the one the developer approved.

If either of the signatures don't match (that is, PGP reports an error or the MD5 checksum you generated is different from the one in the .md5 file), please report the problem to <>.

The CHANGES file

Also in the main distribution directory are some files with names starting with "CHANGES". These describe all the modifications and bug-fixes that have been applied to the latest version found in the main distribution directory. If you're upgrading from an earlier version of Apache, reading through this file can be enlightening and informative.

Building the Software from Source

If you download an Apache package, you get the source code -- even if you downloaded a binary distribution. This means that you can always rebuild the Apache binary if you need to (and have the appropriate tools installed). The exact method of rebuilding depends on your platform, but there are really only two different platforms for this process: Windows and Unix (or Unix-like).

[Re]Building Apache on Unix

If you want or need to build Apache from source, you can use the following commands as a quick-start. You should download the latest released version of the Apache tarball and unpack it into a working directory. The top-level directory will then be ./apache-1.3, which matches the assumptions described earlier.

    % cd ./apache-1.3
    % env CC=gcc CFLAGS="-O2 -Wall" \
    > ./configure --enable-shared=max --enable-module=most \
    > --with-layout=Apache --prefix=/usr/local/web/apache \
    > --with-port=80
    Configuring for Apache, Version 1.3.13-dev
     + using installation path layout: Apache (config.layout)
    Creating Makefile
    Creating Configuration.apaci in src
        [more configuration output]
    % make
        [lots of compilation output]
    % /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl start
    % make install
        [lots of output describing file placement]
  
Note:
You don't want to execute that last command if you already have a version of Apache running! It may fail and cause problems when trying to move files into a running environment. If you're already running Apache, stop the existing server first, with something like this:
    % /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl stop
       

See the section on shutting down Apache for more details.

If you didn't encounter any errors, you should now have a working Apache installation in the location that matches the assumptions described earlier. It's been built to work with dynamic modules rather than static ones for maximum flexibility. The next step is to start the server.

[Re]Building Apache on Windows

Unfortunately, this is a pretty esoteric area. Almost every flavour of Unix in the world comes with the tools necessary to turn source code into something you can run; but the same is not true of Windows. All development packages on the Windows platforms are add-ons, and there are a few possibilities. When the Apache developers began working on the Windows version of Apache, they decided to standardise on a single add-on development tool: Visual Studio C++ version 5.0 from Microsoft. So if you don't have a Windows development package, you can't rebuild the Apache software. If you have a different one than Visual Studio, how to get it to work with the Apache sources is a problem you'll have to solve yourself.

If, however, you have Visual C++ on your Windows box, then you can rebuild the Apache Web server from source either from a command line in a DOS window, such as:


    C:\>cd "\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\src"
    C:\Program Files\Apache Group\APACHE\src>nmake -f Makefile.nt target
  

The target can be one of the following:

installr
Build a fully-functional Apache.exe executable.
installd
Same as installr, except that the executable is built for use with a debugger.
_cleanr
Clean up the directory tree in preparation for doing a installr build.
_cleand
Clean up the directory tree in preparation for doing a installd build.

Beyond that you're on your own, as building Apache on Windows is not exactly a 'getting started' topic! You can find more (possibly outdated) information on the Apache site at <URL:http://www.apache.org/docs/windows.html>.

Shutting Down Apache

On Unix systems, you use the apachectl script to manage the Web server. This script typically lives in the bin/ subdirectory under the ServerRoot. If Apache has been installed according to the assumptions made by this article, that means you should shut the server down with a command like this:

    # /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl stop
  

If this doesn't work, the alternative is to locate the master httpd process and send it a SIGTERM signal. However, if apachectl failed, you should check with someone about how to proceed -- not that there's any danger, just that it can be confusing unless you're familiar with Unix and process management tools.

On Windows, you can either stop a running Apache server process by choosing the Stop Apache item from the Apache Web Server programme group, or by issuing the following in a DOS window:

    C:\Program Files\Apache Group\APACHE>apache -k stop
  

De-installing Apache on Windows

If you have previously installed the Apache Web server on your Windows system, it is a good idea -- a very good idea, in fact -- to uninstall it before upgrading, or even re-installing the same version.

To deinstall Apache from your system, choose the Add/Remove Programs control panel item. You should be able to get this from the task bar by choosing Start->Settings->Control Panel and double-clicking on the Add/Remove Programs icon.

Apache should be one of the applications available to remove. Select it, and click on the Add/Remove... button.

Note:
Uninstalling the Apache software this way will not remove your configuration settings. If you later install Apache in the same location, the new server will use the settings you had previously.

Installing the Apache Server

How you install the Apache Web server software depends on your platform and the type of package you downloaded. For example, the Windows installation is a simple point-and-click operation; for Unix it can be a little more complex.

Installing a Linux RPM

This is perhaps the simplest option of all. Once you've acquired the RPM file (which you have to get from some other location than the Apache distribution site; the Apache Software Foundation doesn't distribute RPM files), you can just 'make it so' by being logged in as root and issuing the following command from the directory where the Apache RPM file is located:


    # rpm -Uvh apache*
  

Of course, this may or may not install the source tree, and probably won't put files into the same directories as assumed by this article -- you'll need to find out the differences and make adjustments.

Installing a Pre-built Package on Unix

After you unpack the binary package, there should be a file named install-bindist.sh in the top-level directory. To install the Apache package, execute this script with a single parameter: the location of the ServerRoot you want it to create. For example:

    # cd /tmp
    # zcat apache_1.3.12-i386-whatever-linux2.tar.gz | tar xf -
    # cd apache_1.3.12
    # ./install-bindist.sh /usr/local/web/apache
  

This should install the binary and documentation as follows:

Directory tree Location
  1. Apache source tree
Not installed
  1. Apache ServerRoot
/usr/local/web/apache
  1. Apache DocumentRoot
/usr/local/web/apache/htdocs

In other words, with the exception of the source code, the script will install the Apache elements in the locations mentioned by the assumptions at the beginning of this article.

The source directory in the above example is still where you unpacked it, at /tmp/apache_1.3.12/src/.

Installing on Windows

Installing the prebuilt package on Windows is a snap. Once you've downloaded it into some working directory (such as C:\TEMP), just double-click on the package and away you go. By default, it will use the directories mentioned in the assumptions section of this article (that's why I assumed those particular locations), but you can change these during the installation.

Note:
It is generally a very good idea to remove any existing Apache installation before installing an upgrade. Go to the 'Add/Remove Programs' control-panel to remove any version of Apache that's already installed. Your configuration files will not be touched, so you'll be able to use them for the new version after you install it.

Checking the Configuration

By this point you should have an Apache binary application on your system, just rarin' to go and start serving files. Before you actually turn it loose, though, you should make sure you've dotted all the eyes and crossed all the teas.

Verifying the ServerName

For a Windows installation, edit the conf\httpd.conf file under your ServerRoot directory. (Use whatever editor you like, as long as it creates normal text files as output; Notepad works just fine.) Look through the file for the word 'ServerName' at the beginning of a line, and make sure that the second word on that line is a valid hostname or IP address (such as localhost, foo.bar.com, or 127.0.0.1). If it isn't, Apache won't start.

For the very best results, you should verify that the ServerName directive in your httpd.conf file matches your system's actual fully-qualified domain name. If your system is named "www.foo.bar.com", then that's what you should put on the ServerName directive line.

If your system is running Unix, you can find its fully-qualified name by simply typing "hostname" at the shell prompt. The result should look something like this:

    % hostname
    www.foo.bar.com
  

If it only displays a partial name (like "www"), you need to find out the correct domain name and put the two together.

If you're running Windows NT, you can find out your fully-qualified system name by going to the Start->Settings->Control Panel menu choice and double-clicking on the Network icon. Choose the Protocols tab, select TCP/IP Protocol, and click the Properties... button. Finally, choose the DNS tab. Your fully-qualified host name is the Host Name put together with the Domain value, separated by a dot.

Validating the Configuration Files

The last thing to do before starting up your new Apache installation is to make sure it's configured properly. On a Unix system, you do this with the following command:

    # /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl configtest
    Syntax OK
  

On Windows, you can do this by typing the following command in a DOS window:

    C:\Program Files\Apache Group\APACHE>apache -t
    c:/program files/apache group/apache/conf/httpd.conf: Syntax OK
  

If there's anything syntactically wrong with your configuration files, you'll get an error message describing the problem. But from a vanilla installation everything should be healthy.

Starting Apache

Once the Apache software is ready to go, the next step is to actually activate it. The means of doing this differs depending upon your platform and how you installed it; for instance, if you installed an RPM package, there's a good chance that the installation automatically started the server as well.

Starting Apache on Unix

Once you've done the make install, you're ready to actually start the server running. You do this on Unix with the following command:

    % /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl start
    /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl start: httpd started
  

Starting Apache on Windows

There are two ways to start Apache on the Windows platform. One is to select the Start->Programs->Apache Web Server->Start Apache menu item, and the other is to do it in a DOS window:

    C:\Program Files\Apache Group\APACHE>apache -k start
  

Actually, as a third method you can go into the services control panel and start the Apache servce, if you first select the Start->Programs->Apache Web Server->Install Apache&nsbp;as a service option first -- but I suggest that you leave that option for later, after you're assured that your server is running properly.

Customising Your Content

The very most important thing you should do before you turn the server on and let people start accessing it is:

CHANGE THE MAIN PAGE!

By default, following an Apache installation the main page in your DocumentRoot directory will say something reassuring -- to you -- about the success of the installation. It's sort of like the ReadMe.txt file you get to see after installing an application on Windows; it's just there to a) give the installer (you) a warm, fuzzy feeling that everything worked, and b) provide something other than a list of files to anyone who hits the site before it's ready. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people on the Internet that don't understand how the Web works, or the whole idea of clients and servers, and if they see that page saying 'Apache has been successfully installed!' they're going to think it's beein installed on their desktop system. Or, if you just upgraded an existing Web site, they're going to think the Apache Software Foundation has just invaded you and taken over your site.

So please, please, please replace the default index.html* file (or files) with something of your own, perhaps saying something like "Welcome to Joe's Web Pages. They're off getting dusted and cleaned right now, but they'll be back soon. Please come back in a couple of days!" Or something like that.

One way to do this, of course, is to modify the index.html.en file itself, since this is the one Apache will display by default. Another way is to create another directory somewhere, such as /usr/local/web/apache/realdocs (or C:\Progam Files\Apache Group\Apache\realdocs, if you're using Windows), put your own content files in it, and change the DocumentRoot line in your httpd.conf file to point to it. You'll need to change all occurences in the config file of the old htdocs directory to your new realdocs one, and restart the server after saving the file, but this is probably the cleaner solution.

Testing Your Installation

If you didn't get any errors when you started Apache, hopefully that means it's running. Try it out; use a browser to access the default page: <URL:http://localhost/>. You should see a page declaiming that the installation was a success. If you don't, make a note of what you see instead, and the contents of the error log under the ServerRoot location, in the logs subdirectory. It's called 'error_log' on Unix, but 'error.log' on Windows. With that information, go search the Apache FAQ or other resources listed under Going Further. If all else fails, you can , but please try to find a ready-made answer elsewhere first!

Reloading After Changes

Whevever you make changes to the server configuration files (such as httpd.conf, they won't take effect until the server is restarted and reloaded. On Unix, the command to do this is:

    # /usr/local/web/apache/bin/apachectl graceful
  

On Windows, the equivalent command (run in a DOS window) is:

    C:\Program Files\Apache Group\APACHE>apache -k restart
  

Going Further

Once you've got your Apache Web server up and running, the first hurdle has been surmounted. Now you can move on to exploring its capabilities and features. Here are some pointers to resources for further investigation:

  • The main Apache Web site, of course: <URL:http://www.apache.org/>
  • The documentation for Apache and its modules: <URL:http://www.apache.org/docs/>
  • The canonical email response page: <URL:http://www.apache.org/foundation/email-response.html>
    (This page is normally used to respond to email requests for support, but there are lots of good resources listed on it.)

Conclusion

If you want to get the Apache Web server up and running, it's really quite simple; most of the hard part has been pre-configured for you. Follow the instructions here and you should be able to start serving simple pages in a matter of minutes.


Got a Topic You Want Covered?

If you have a particular Apache-related topic that you'd like covered in a future article in this column, please let me know; drop me an email at <>. I do read and answer my email, usually within a few hours (although a few days may pass if I'm travelling or my mail volume is 'way up). If I don't respond within what seems to be a reasonable amount of time, feel free to ping me again.

About the Author

Ken Coar is a member of the Apache Group and a director and vice president of the Apache Software Foundation. He is also a core member of the Jikes open-source Java compiler project, a contributor to the PHP project, the author of Apache Server for Dummies, and a contributing author to Apache Server Unleashed. He can be reached via email at <>.

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It is possible to configure the Error Messages for specific directories by using ...   Re: How to change the '404 not found' page   
  Oct 19, 2000, 15:19:11
I didn&#39;t have a clue installing and configuring it was this easy. Just grrr ...   This was so so so easy !!!   
  Oct 20, 2000, 05:03:45
I suggest that you go to www.apache.org and download and build the files. I&#39 ...   Re: Apache on sun   
  Oct 23, 2000, 17:01:32
I get the following error when trying to configure apache1.3.12Configuring for A ...   AIX c++ Help please   
  Oct 25, 2000, 14:45:39
There isn&#39;t such thing on NT as "execute privileges" for a directory. I&#39 ...   Re: Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  Oct 25, 2000, 20:38:03
why after installing Apache (everything runs perfect) I cannot connect to web pa ...   can load web pages after install   
  Oct 28, 2000, 23:20:55
 I have a few questions about using apache and hosting a web page. Here is the ...   hosting a webpage   
  Nov 3, 2000, 12:22:01
i am also stuck and could not show page with extension *.jsp with apache and tom ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Nov 3, 2000, 16:52:31
Dear one, The article "Getting Started with Apache 1.3" dated June1,2000 had ...   CHANGE THE MAIN PAGE! Please help.....   
  Nov 6, 2000, 05:10:02
create a new file called "index.html" and that will appear by default as the def ...   Re: CHANGE THE MAIN PAGE! Please help.....   
  Nov 6, 2000, 17:31:54
I don&#39;t know much about apache, still doing research. The company I work for ...   PL/SQL on apache???   
  Nov 7, 2000, 00:59:00
I installed the Apache Server on a system runningWindows 2000 and everything wor ...   servlets   
  Nov 8, 2000, 18:56:22
It appears your software is for the expert website creator and not for one who i ...   Free web server   
  Nov 8, 2000, 22:48:15
I have had AOL for about 4 years and I am fed up with being booted off. I know ...   help I need a new server   
  Nov 9, 2000, 11:52:53
Hello, its been a while that I didn&#39;t config an apache on Linux and now I fo ...   CGIs Don't Work why?   
  Nov 10, 2000, 21:14:39
its very good site ,containg much information ...   i need basics information about apache server   
  Nov 13, 2000, 08:40:42
I am running an Apache server on (alas) an NT system (no rebuild options either ...   htaccess files and NT   
  Nov 14, 2000, 14:26:40
Has anyone ever seen this before?I&#39;m using the latest gcc and make. Could th ...   Problem with installation on SunOS   
  Nov 17, 2000, 15:57:10
I have installed apache web server.I have tried to confgure the server but i fai ...   Problem in configuration   
  Nov 18, 2000, 08:36:05
i to had that problem but i did get it running i just played with the config fil ...   Re: problem getting started   
  Nov 19, 2000, 17:56:12
i have a dynamic IP# and i solved my problem with a dynamic dns service which wo ...   Re: hosting a webpage   
  Nov 19, 2000, 18:12:57
Hi for all .... i&#39;m under graduate student,i will perform graduate_project,w ...   Project..   
  Nov 21, 2000, 10:06:54
You will have to download the Tomcat and install it in order to use Servlets and ...   Re: servlets   
  Nov 21, 2000, 13:59:04
i have a class project to install Apache web server on a Red hat linux 6.2. can ...   project   
  Nov 21, 2000, 18:09:38
I&#39;m using Win 32 1.3.14 version, and I&#39;m having trouble setting up the V ...   Vhost   
  Nov 22, 2000, 05:44:51
Hi,yes, I encountered the same problems, using Win98 - and I don&#39;t know why. ...   Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  Nov 23, 2000, 20:49:23
I have the same Error too! ...   Re: Scripts ! Same Error as Simon Muller   
  Nov 23, 2000, 20:53:42
Hello,My current problem is how i can send out the comments after i click submit ...   Need Help !!!!   
  Nov 24, 2000, 03:59:43
i also had the same prob on win32 but i double checked the scripts path to the p ...   Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  Nov 24, 2000, 21:14:45
Can anybody tell me about any site having tutorial on apache/tomcat/jsp??Thanks ...   apache/tomcat tutorial   
  Dec 2, 2000, 09:14:47
Hi I want to install Apache on sun plz if any one have any idea plz help me ...   apache on sun   
  Dec 3, 2000, 15:38:16
Hi!I have installed my apache web server on a win 2k . I can run it and run my c ...   Where Can I find an Apache Tutorial?   
  Dec 3, 2000, 15:49:48
Thank you Ken Coar for your detailed instructions.We went through over 4 books t ...   Thanks Ken, Apache 1.3.14 install process   
  Dec 4, 2000, 01:13:27
Melinda wrote:> > Can you recommend us an Apache reference book for version 1.3. ...   Re: Thanks Ken, Apache 1.3.14 install process   
  Dec 4, 2000, 11:53:38
Hi, I get the following error trying to start httpd on HP-UX 10.20.. help!rmdc# ...   httpd fails to start on HP-UX   
  Dec 7, 2000, 06:17:15
web mail configure ...   Download   
  Dec 7, 2000, 11:20:46
I have installed bot apache and tomcat successfully and they both start up, but ...   cant run servlets under apache   
  Dec 10, 2000, 01:09:03
I have my website hosted on 3 (free) suppliers.I am trying to do it from my own ...   Getting started: index.html   
  Dec 18, 2000, 22:09:42
respected sir, iam a systems engineer, working on NT 4.0. I WANT FULL DETAILS ...   apache server   
  Dec 20, 2000, 10:24:29
We are trying to run an application both in intranet and internet using Apache w ...   Apache on NT virtual host...   
  Dec 21, 2000, 11:14:21
Dear Sirs, I want to download the Administration Guide of Apache Web Server W ...   I want to download the Administration Guide of Apache Web Server Windows version & Unix, Linux versions   
  Dec 24, 2000, 20:03:56
I just set up apache on an NT server, and I&#39;m running apache as an NT servic ...   Changing Listen Port   
  Dec 29, 2000, 08:17:55
Can anyone provide documentation on how to setup a Apache server with Linux. An ...   Apache   
  Dec 31, 2000, 01:28:28
I have tomcat up and running with servlets being run on port 8080 (default). I ...   Tomcat on Port 80 w/ Apache   
  Dec 31, 2000, 15:23:19
I&#39;m stuck too! Did you findout anything yet?This is is where I&#39;m at thu ...   Serving JSPs with Apache   
  Jan 2, 2001, 03:52:27
I was windering if there was a place I counld download other people&#39;s config ...   http.conf?   
  Jan 2, 2001, 08:00:38
I am running my apache server on windows 95 system .I am using perl to write my ...   How to read Content Lenght   
  Jan 2, 2001, 12:47:24
Hi,I would like to know the functional difference between the Apache websever an ...   Difference between Apace and Iplanet Web server   
  Jan 6, 2001, 10:15:24
Hi all I just set up Apache 1.3 have all running smooth and testing cgi found th ...   jpg and cgi   
  Jan 6, 2001, 14:35:40
Hi,How do I configure Apache so that a URL reference ending in a directory will ...   Apache Server Config   
  Jan 11, 2001, 18:21:05
Make sure that you&#39;ve set the path for the interpreter!#!/usr/bin/perl or ( ...   Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  Jan 12, 2001, 15:25:41
I am building a web site, and would like to host this site on my own server.I do ...   Running my own server   
  Jan 15, 2001, 02:40:34
Somewhere around line 225 in ../conf/server.xml you will find the statements ...   Re: Tomcat on Port 80 w/ Apache   
  Jan 15, 2001, 05:07:34
Hi Michael,Other that the hardware, software, and cable modem you have you will ...   Re: hosting a webpage   
  Jan 16, 2001, 04:46:37
I recently installed LinuxPPC 200Q4 on my Mac and it comes preinstalled with Apa ...   pleaseHelp:CGI in user-directories   
  Jan 16, 2001, 16:47:11
HiI am wondering if this is tha same procedure for Solaris Intel.If no can you p ...   on Solaris Intel Plateform   
  Jan 16, 2001, 20:59:12
Hi,Basically, all the .so files need their execute bit turned on. I had the same ...   Re: httpd fails to start on HP-UX   
  Jan 17, 2001, 00:26:30
How do I get ColdFusion Server to work with Apache? I followed the instructions ...   ColdFusion   
  Jan 19, 2001, 16:20:32
I downloaded apache_1.3.14-IP22-sgi-irix32.tar.gzFrom the "Installing a Pre-buil ...   zcat errors   
  Jan 19, 2001, 22:30:03
I am tring to set up apache on my computer running RedHat 7.0 . I have a dynamic ...   DHCP and linux   
  Jan 24, 2001, 04:33:10
Have a look here. I had a similar problem and documented the solution.http://www ...   Re: ColdFusion   
  Jan 25, 2001, 03:25:32
please, can you state the differrence between the unix apache to internet inform ...   question   
  Feb 1, 2001, 13:11:50
Hello, i talk english juste a little bite, what files i have to download for ins ...   help   
  Feb 1, 2001, 16:01:19
does anybody know if it is possible to make Apache understand Active Server Page ...   help with setting up Apache for ASP   
  Feb 3, 2001, 18:46:51
I have installed apache with modssl, everything is working just greate.Now to my ...   security   
  Feb 4, 2001, 10:57:27
Or you can install Resin. See: www.caucho.com ...   Re: Re: servlets   
  Feb 6, 2001, 19:47:37
Definitely on a seperate machine. Your machine will slow right down if you are u ...   Re: Running my own server   
  Feb 6, 2001, 20:32:27
try apache with tomcat - which has jsp features ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Feb 7, 2001, 11:23:29
I would like to know what the robots.txt file is? Also Apache is not displaying ...   robot.txt and white screens   
  Feb 8, 2001, 18:27:56
I have on numerous occasions type rpm -i apach* and have even downloaded the tar ...   Help Removing and redoing   
  Feb 8, 2001, 19:51:31
Hi, I have users who can ftp/telnet into my box, with their own login/pass (a s ...   Individual User Website's   
  Feb 10, 2001, 09:48:11
I am a student of Bcs and i want to know how to configur and relate apache with ...   Apache and JSP   
  Feb 12, 2001, 23:31:14
Add the command &#39;pause&#39; at the end of the start.bat file (in the \bin di ...   Re: problem getting started   
  Feb 15, 2001, 10:11:13
Anyone know what this means? I&#39;m running Apache on Win32 (finally) - specifi ...   error log 'couldn't spawn child process' for php or perl scripts   
  Feb 15, 2001, 15:22:45
I think actually you don&#39;t need co-located server to have actual domain name ...   Re: Re: Re: Domain Name Help   
  Feb 15, 2001, 19:15:26
I am totally new at this but my host has given me full access to the portion of ...   How to set up the .qmail-default file on Apache Server 1.3.12   
  Feb 15, 2001, 19:25:25
 I need to change the default of 256 clients. I know its in httpd.h and you chan ...   Max Clients   
  Feb 17, 2001, 05:21:17
helloplease provide me the installation information of apache web server on linu ...   apache   
  Feb 17, 2001, 06:37:53
You need to install Tomcat(download from apache site) and configure apache to wo ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Feb 21, 2001, 06:43:42
  Re: Domain Name Help   
  Feb 23, 2001, 04:19:24
can anyone explain me how to configure an apache server on a linux machine?i wan ...   Apache configuration   
  Feb 26, 2001, 10:31:22
You can run ASP on the Apache unix platform by using ChiliASP from ChiliSoft. ...   Re: help with setting up Apache for ASP   
  Feb 28, 2001, 22:33:00
I want to know how to work Apache webserver with Bluestone application server.Is ...   Apache + Bluestone   
  Mar 1, 2001, 21:58:15
I think,you need a web server with servlet engine like tomcat.then use tomcat ju ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Mar 3, 2001, 03:26:25
Hello,You can download Apache for Sun Solaris at;http://www.sunfreeware.com/orht ...   Re: Apache on sun   
  Mar 3, 2001, 05:20:08
I did not get any thing related mod_fastcgi. ...   mod_fastcgi   
  Mar 5, 2001, 21:48:15
Hi,I&#39;ve see your question on Apache Web Site.You had a JSP/Apache Problem la ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Mar 6, 2001, 17:15:06
Hi,Your&#39;s site is very much helpful, even i didn&#39;t have that much exposu ...   Location-Linux   
  Mar 7, 2001, 21:29:13
Does anyone know how to run ASP-pages on Apache using a Windowssystem? ...   ASP on Apache using Windows   
  Mar 9, 2001, 10:18:57
can you use microsoft iis and apache together so that you have only one web serv ...   IIS and Apache   
  Mar 9, 2001, 11:20:58
No you don&#39;t have to resort to that. There is a good program out there that ...   Re: hosting a webpage   
  Mar 10, 2001, 00:00:33
 Iam a newbie using apache.Iam using apache to> host> > our company&#39;s train ...   help needed in apache   
  Mar 10, 2001, 11:30:29
first time i had a Linux Mandrake 7.0. I configured an apache there and everythi ...   apache problems   
  Mar 11, 2001, 12:44:22
> I have a few questions about using apache and hosting a web page. Here is t ...   Re: hosting a webpage   
  Mar 11, 2001, 14:41:26
Yes and no... Obviously you can&#39;t have the two servers bonded to the same po ...   Re: IIS and Apache   
  Mar 12, 2001, 18:04:56
Michael,The only way to host a website is to have a static IP along with an entr ...   Re: hosting a webpage   
  Mar 12, 2001, 20:09:51
HiI want to know how to install Tomcat 3.2.1 in Window98,step by step. ...   Installation in Win 98 !   
  Mar 12, 2001, 23:24:34
That is not entirely true,you can setup Virtual Hosts that point to the same IP ...   Re: Re: Domain Name Help   
  Mar 13, 2001, 02:18:49
The person was not correct,you can also set up virtual hosts that goto the same ...   DNS name   
  Mar 13, 2001, 02:22:58
I tried to get a UBB (Bullitin Board) to work on IIS, it didn&#39;t, and i was t ...   UBB on Apache   
  Mar 13, 2001, 21:55:58
Sir,I am using apache frist time getting diffculties in servlet on the serverPle ...   how to run servlet on ApacheServer   
  Mar 16, 2001, 07:44:33
Hi Simon,I cannot help you as I have just run into the same problem. I get a 500 ...   Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  Mar 21, 2001, 06:51:26
Dear sir this is very nice documentation thanks ...   faq   
  Mar 23, 2001, 06:27:36
1.install apache.2.in httpd.conf give the server name as "local host" (Dont forg ...   Re: how to run servlet on ApacheServer   
  Mar 24, 2001, 14:02:01
I&#39;ve got the apache server running on my win 98, I would like to know how to ...   How to FTP to my computer   
  Mar 26, 2001, 14:21:00
>Static Mandatory?That is not true. I host a web site and I have a dynmic ip(Ea ...   Re: Re: hosting a webpage   
  Mar 27, 2001, 22:33:03
I have Apache 1.3 on Linux, and my website content is listed in /var/www/htmlWha ...   permissions for web directories   
  Mar 29, 2001, 21:58:25
 I&#39;ve just installed RedHat Linux 7.0 as a server system. It comes with Apac ...   I need help getting started... please help...   
  Mar 30, 2001, 19:00:47
apache on its own can&#39;t handle any jsp or servlet request, we need to config ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Apr 2, 2001, 03:30:42
I had installed Apache and it works well. But, I can&#39;t enable the CGI functi ...   How to ENABLE CGI?   
  Apr 4, 2001, 11:38:18
I have apache installed and running on a Sun UNIX box. The problem I have is cha ...   Removing Port Number from URL   
  Apr 9, 2001, 14:45:50
Tried installing Apache - doube clicked apache_1.3.19-win32-no_src-r2.msi, fille ...   Internal error 2755. 1632   
  Apr 10, 2001, 12:09:45
Hi,we have Apache server installed on solaris 2.6 and currently we are using CGI ...   Apache can be used both for CGI and Servlets   
  Apr 12, 2001, 15:20:36
It&#39;s unclear for people to know how to download the entire file or one by on ...   Don't know how to download!   
  Apr 17, 2001, 01:29:51
I am new user implementing a test database to process examinations at my univers ...   Intergration of mysql,php and winme   
  Apr 17, 2001, 10:09:34
Hi you all!I had a problem with an Apache 1.3.12 (IBM HTTP Server). The same pr ...   Valid hostnames   
  Apr 19, 2001, 12:19:25
If you are using tomcat, it is very easy to do:-Follow the instructions provided ...   Re: JSP on Apache   
  Apr 20, 2001, 17:04:04
I&#39;m trying to install and configure Apache 1.3 on an iMAC that is running OS ...   APACHE AND OS X   
  Apr 21, 2001, 02:13:39
notbad... ...   Hai   
  Apr 21, 2001, 08:58:47
Hello,Can anyone kindly help me to download "APACHE" webserver and install it to ...   HELP AND ADVICE WANTED   
  Apr 26, 2001, 12:15:48
Hello,Can anyone kindly tell me whether APACHE freeware webserver is for just cr ...   HELP AND ADVICE WANTED 2   
  Apr 26, 2001, 12:23:17
I was wondering how do i make my apache add a "/" at the end offor eg. http://ww ...   user public_html qns   
  Apr 27, 2001, 12:46:36
I want to install Apache for Sun so please send me the URL on the site.shailesh ...   Apache for Sun   
  May 3, 2001, 12:12:35
I&#39;m trying to setup Perl with Apache but am lost. I&#39;ve read the document ...   Perl Setup   
  May 3, 2001, 20:30:59
Did you fix that problem? Because I have the same one, I can&#39;t configure thi ...   Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  May 8, 2001, 14:20:32
Dear Sir:You need to change the path of your documents in your srm.conf file in ...   Re: CGI -SCRIPTS do not work   
  May 9, 2001, 12:58:08
First of all, I am new to Apache Web Server. I have been using IIS for 4 years n ...   Exchange2k OWA Apache   
  May 10, 2001, 14:50:44
where are the config issues at either end, ie weblogic/apache to get them runnin ...   help : apache - weblogic getting synched??!??!   
  May 15, 2001, 15:42:31
I have an apache 1.3 installed previously. After I downloada higher version, I i ...   Reason after reinstall   
  May 16, 2001, 16:30:53
Morning allI recently set Apache 1.3 up at work. Our LAN, others can view my si ...   Can't view with Netscape   
  May 18, 2001, 13:34:41
I have the 1.3.6 version for Windows 98, I am able to get the server on localhos ...   Installing Apache   
  May 21, 2001, 00:04:39
Does Apache work with FrontPage Extensions? If the answer is yes, how do I insta ...   Apache and FrontPage Extensions   
  May 23, 2001, 07:21:30
I have recently installed Microsoft&#39;s PWS on my computer, and decided Apache ...   Unable to get Apache to work.   
  May 28, 2001, 06:54:57
I had the same problem and found that I needed to turn off PWS as the default se ...   Re: Unable to get Apache to work.   
  May 30, 2001, 13:14:31
Hi , you will have to use TOMCAT as either in a stand alone mode or with Apache ...   Re: Apache and JSP   
  May 31, 2001, 21:26:16
I&#39;m using Apache for Windows under Windows 2000. When I want to acess the se ...   Problems with Apache   
  Jun 2, 2001, 17:39:48
Whoever that was that answered the first guys questions on how to get his http:/ ...   Re: Re: Re: Domain Name Help   
  Jun 6, 2001, 03:16:06
HI,does anybody know how to change the index.html default ?I am using php and wa ...   change index,html default.   
  Jun 6, 2001, 08:12:25
I have installed apache web server on Linux and one more on Win NT. I have prote ...   Authetication   
  Jun 7, 2001, 04:32:48
hello evry one,I have recently locaded linux and want to configure Apache on the ...   Apache Configuration   
  Jun 20, 2001, 05:57:03
I am a new user trying to use .htacess to protect some directories and files.The ...   .htacess   
  Jun 22, 2001, 03:50:06
Hi,I have installed Linux-Mandrake 7.2 and Apache 1.3 on it.If I enter the 127.0 ...   How to find out my IP addr in Linux (using DHCP)   
  Jun 25, 2001, 14:13:17
I cant start my apache to work in my Windows, i always get "Apache server shutdo ...   Starting problems !!   
  Jun 29, 2001, 21:47:56
Hello,I am trying to integrate Tomcat and Apache on Win 98 with mod_jk. But I ha ...   Can I integrate Tomcat and Apache on Win 98 without VC++ 6.0?   
  Jul 5, 2001, 18:26:32
That&#39;s obvious. Not everything that is free is easy to use. Most free thin ...   Re: Free web server   
  Jul 6, 2001, 15:47:24
Does anyone know how to get the Byte-Range (Resumes) to work on Apache?I&#39;m u ...   Apaches Byte-Range   
  Jul 8, 2001, 18:54:29
I need to know if there is a directive to remove out dated logfiles for a direct ...   How do you maintain old and outdated logfiles   
  Jul 11, 2001, 21:55:00
Im having a problem with others seeing my webpage, when I test it out on my own ...   Others can view the page   
  Jul 12, 2001, 06:24:44
Update to RH 7.1 and use up2date feature to download and install apache. 6.2 has ...   Re: project   
  Jul 13, 2001, 02:56:00
You can find out your Linux or UNIX machine&#39;s IP address from /etc/hosts fil ...   Re: How to find out my IP addr in Linux (using DHCP)   
  Jul 17, 2001, 22:54:39
Hi,I have installed Apache server for Win NT machine and it is working fine. But ...   Problem with CGI enabling   
  Jul 19, 2001, 22:50:02
I am a beginner in every sense of the word! I have put our registered domain nam ...   domain name and gifs/jpgs   
  Jul 20, 2001, 15:51:10
Dear Mac,Obviously this looks like a perfect way to make a smooth transfer from ...   Re: Re: IIS and Apache   
  Jul 21, 2001, 13:00:03
Dear Sybertek,Okay, that&#39;s what I did too. But isn&#39;t it still obligatory ...   Re: Re: Re: Re: Domain Name Help   
  Jul 21, 2001, 13:10:10
Hi, This maybe really easy but I can&#39;t seem to find the answer. I would li ...   which version is running   
  Jul 24, 2001, 01:41:59
Could one of you professional apache users setup the whole process of setting up ...   The whole Domain name process   
  Jul 31, 2001, 17:09:38
I need to know which version of apache web server support Cc/PP exchange Protoco ...   CC/PP Exchange Protocol   
  Aug 2, 2001, 06:28:27
Did you get configuration how to configure server for cgi? If yes please tell me ...   Re: CGI-Scripts don´t work!   
  Aug 7, 2001, 09:24:39
ifconfig -a ...   Re: How to find out my IP addr in Linux (using DHCP)   
  Aug 9, 2001, 06:51:13
If you want to change the port that tomcat is on, go into the server.xml file th ...   Re: Tomcat on Port 80 w/ Apache   
  Aug 9, 2001, 08:41:46
I have compiled and installed apache 1.3.19 on FreeBSD 4.2 and everything seem t ...   apachectl does not work   
  Aug 13, 2001, 13:14:10
i think it would be very usefull for me and all the people that are starting wit ...   advise   
  Aug 15, 2001, 15:36:29
Hi,I wonder is anyone using Debian package for apache ? I am having some challe ...   Upgrade Apache 1.3.20 (Debian)   
  Aug 22, 2001, 07:32:28
Hi,I have find my mistake the setting should bedeb file:/var/ftp/debian potato m ...   Re: Upgrade Apache 1.3.20 (Debian)   
  Aug 23, 2001, 07:05:44
I am running apache 1.3.20 on win32 and am wondering how, if at all it is even p ...   Apache FTP account creation   
  Aug 23, 2001, 16:26:51
I have the same question. Hopefully we can communicate and help each other, than ...   Re: servlets   
  Aug 28, 2001, 21:29:01
Hello, how do i configure apache to run digichat server?please i need a answer.. ...   DigiChat   
  Sep 4, 2001, 18:00:13
Hello Sir, I&#39;m first time using Apache, which is pre install on Linux in so ...   First time user   
  Sep 5, 2001, 06:33:54
I got the following message from a prompted up window after I typed the "startup ...   Tomcat question   
  Sep 6, 2001, 16:31:12
HiI want to add more sites on Apache server and assigning IPs to it.Pl tell me h ...   add more sites in Apache server   
  Sep 17, 2001, 10:23:19
>let me know the copmanies who work 100% on this platformas i am a C++ >program ...   Re: know how   
  Sep 18, 2001, 14:41:52
HiYou can down load http://apache.org ...   Re: Apache for Sun   
  Sep 20, 2001, 17:48:51
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/index.html ...   Re: add more sites in Apache server   
  Sep 20, 2001, 20:54:52
I have the following setup:- Cable Modem connection to the Internet- LinkSys Eth ...   Making Apache work in my DMZ   
  Sep 21, 2001, 16:55:12
hi, i tried, it is not such simple to change the content of the Apache server, ...   not so simple --HELP~~!!   
  Sep 23, 2001, 23:20:52
You may have already seen this item at Linksys.com, and excuse me if I was no he ...   Re: Making Apache work in my DMZ   
  Sep 24, 2001, 22:20:35
as a web-server, which one is better ... apache or tomcat ? ...   apache vs tomcat   
  Oct 3, 2001, 10:51:10
Okay, so I&#39;ve downloaded and installed Apache. In the config file, I uncomme ...   SSI includes...how?   
  Oct 5, 2001, 21:56:55
Hello.I am a total beginner on apache, php and mysql.I have tried to install apa ...   everything fails   
  Oct 7, 2001, 13:21:58
My computer is preloaded with Microsoft Window Millenium. Any step-by-step guida ...   Installation on Window Millenium Edition   
  Oct 12, 2001, 08:30:54
I use Sambar Server to test my form;I have my index.html and form.html in docs d ...   Re: Testing My Form   
  Oct 12, 2001, 18:18:33
Hi, i just installed the apache server on my windows 98 system today. I got the ...   Help me please   
  Oct 31, 2001, 01:45:23
In httpd.conf we define:DocumentRoot "E:\Oracle817\Apache\Apache\htdocs" ...   FileNotFoundException when jsp are in DocumentRoot directory   
  Oct 31, 2001, 12:36:07
Both are the best on this planet. LOL Tomcat is best for dynamic content JSP/ser ...   Re: apache vs tomcat   
  Oct 31, 2001, 17:10:58
To my knowlegde, the only time you don&#39;t have to explicitly name the port on ...   Re: Removing Port Number from URL   
  Nov 1, 2001, 19:48:50
how do you set up ftp on linux or apache?or if you know of a good site with info ...   setting up ftp on linux or apache?   
  Nov 5, 2001, 06:23:35
I&#39;m trying to include the Berkely DB library in my Apache compilation. The ...   Apache with Berkely DB Library   
  Nov 6, 2001, 20:36:12
Hi, I get the following error message after download apache binary files.Microso ...   NEW   
  Nov 7, 2001, 05:46:38
Does anyone have any experience of running Tomcat ( as the servlet container ) a ...   Tomcat and Apache   
  Nov 8, 2001, 21:23:30
Do you know how to config apache and tomcat?Zhengmao Hou ...   Re: Re: JSP on Apache   
  Nov 9, 2001, 19:08:57
If you get answer, please forward it to me!Thanks!Zhengmao Hou ...   Re: Tomcat and Apache   
  Nov 9, 2001, 19:18:20
Do you know how to config them to make them work together?Zhengmao ...   Re: Re: apache vs tomcat   
  Nov 9, 2001, 19:20:04
Don&#39;t use the old OAS. Use instead the new iAS.The iAS is based on Apache wi ...   Re: PL/SQL on apache???   
  Nov 12, 2001, 15:08:33
This is a very helpful programm!Thanks! ...   My comment   
  Nov 13, 2001, 21:30:23
I cannot get the index page up. When I check error.log i get"Apache server shut ...   Getting started   
  Nov 24, 2001, 15:55:52
Apache comes default with 2.8 you can find it in the /etc/apache directory ...   Re: Apache on sun   
  Nov 26, 2001, 22:12:31
I&#39;ve successfully run the default welcome html pages in the browser using Ap ...   PHP on Apache 1.3.22 using Win 2K   
  Nov 28, 2001, 05:47:40
i have developed an asp project running in win2000 IIS 5.0 server with asp pages ...   Re: Re: help with setting up Apache for ASP   
  Nov 30, 2001, 05:33:13
Can anybody help me with this? I cannot find any info on enabling Frontpage Serv ...   Apache on W2K with Frontpage?   
  Dec 1, 2001, 20:36:12
I jus want to know how it is possible to configure the Apache Server to use my I ...   IP ADDRESS   
  Dec 2, 2001, 16:24:24
PHP is the best way to program dynamic sites with Apache. Infact the combinatio ...   Re: know how   
  Dec 7, 2001, 01:23:23
Hi,I noticed on every alternate day a httpd always run without completion that r ...   Memory Leak (Solaris)   
  Dec 7, 2001, 09:36:58
Hi there,I seem to be having a similar problem as you are having.What happens to ...   Re: PHP on Apache 1.3.22 using Win 2K   
  Dec 7, 2001, 14:07:00
Hi !I am looking for a documentation of information about how to create a forum ...   Building Forum ?   
  Dec 17, 2001, 16:22:30
Apache works fine on my machine showing all pages, when i get a friend to acces ...   Page not displayed   
  Dec 20, 2001, 08:58:28
  how to access http://localhost from other computers   
  Dec 24, 2001, 06:34:38
i have installed a apache server version 1.3.22.my OS is windows 2000 advance se ...   Please help   
  Dec 26, 2001, 16:11:53
>"...it is not work for other users"If other users are in your own LAN: Make sur ...   Re: Please help   
  Dec 27, 2001, 02:50:08
Hey,I am also having a problem with PHP and Apache on Win2k.Please send me a htt ...   PHP WIN2k and Apache:URGENT   
  Jan 3, 2002, 23:59:42
I think what he needs to know is how to setup a domain like www.mydomain.com to ...   Re: Re: Domain Name Help   
  Jan 6, 2002, 23:34:01
Hello fellow Apache users!I have just installed Apache for Windows on my compute ...   Need help with my own server I have a (DSL) static IP   
  Jan 7, 2002, 00:19:47
Hi, I have the same problem, can&#39;t get the SSI to work on my home PC before ...   Re: SSI includes...how?   
  Jan 9, 2002, 22:14:17
I &#39;ve got Win ME to, but I installed apache on my home PC (for testing the s ...   Re: Installation on Window Millenium Edition   
  Jan 9, 2002, 22:18:18
  Re: everything fails   
  Jan 9, 2002, 22:21:16
go to www.jhsoft.com....download the FREE trial DNSafter ,u can make-up imaginar ...   Re: Re: Please help   
  Jan 12, 2002, 05:41:21
I have to start by saying, I know absolutely nothing about linux or Apache. My r ...   Help for absolute beginner   
  Jan 13, 2002, 03:14:48
Hi,I installed Apache Web server and the service was started smoothly,but while ...   Apache   
  Jan 14, 2002, 05:20:07
Hi,Iam using Apache Web Server on Linux 7.2 platform.I need the information for ...   Apache Tomcat Javw   
  Jan 14, 2002, 05:27:46
 What is reverse proxy and how does it works and install ???? ...   reverse proxy   
  Jan 14, 2002, 11:53:46
Would some kind person out there, please send me some documentation about how to ...   Setting up FTP on Apache   
  Jan 17, 2002, 06:50:19
im having the same problem too.. could anyone help us? ...   Re: how to access   
  Jan 18, 2002, 03:18:33
  Using telnet with apache   
  Jan 19, 2002, 13:04:11
One of the tips for Apache, and for linux in general, is to not run Apache as Ro ...   running Apache as root?   
  Jan 20, 2002, 11:58:07
Can you let me know if you figure it out ...   I have the same problem   
  Jan 22, 2002, 18:09:19
It is very good ...   asdf   
  Jan 28, 2002, 13:19:59
I need to install apache 1,3,22 in an Operating system UNIX freeBSD 4.4, want to ...   to install apache 1.3.22 ????   
  Jan 29, 2002, 01:04:08
You just have to change the permissions on your apache directory, you do NOT nee ...   Re: running Apache as root?   
  Jan 29, 2002, 18:37:17
Hi,I have installed apache http server 1.3 on my windows 2000 machine. I need to ...   apache 1.3 on windows 2000   
  Jan 29, 2002, 21:26:32
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