I need some tips on setting up a local lan web server. I'm used to doing this on Fedora test releases where if I install the httpd package I get the full setup ready to go (almost)
It ends up like this on the fs: /var/www/cgi-bin /var/www/html/ base of web pages Apache will be installed and a sample config in place. I'm not particularly wedded to that setup or any other.. I'd just like to get it done and have a lan server in place. I'll not need much in the way of security since I'm behind a firewall and nothing but 192.168.0.0 will have access. This only gets really limited use.. A couple of learning CD books I have. The O'reilly sets for perl and networking. And a few other things need to be visible to all my machines (6) on home lan. Its really just my wife and I, our children are well grown. 3 of the machines are dedicated to graphic use (winXP). So to quit being a windbag and cut to the chase: Is there a preferred or default setup that can be aquired with a few emerges? Can someone outline a normal gentoo setup. I don't really need config help (I hope) just want to see how folks set it up in the file structure and what packages do most of the work for me. -- [email protected] mailing list
