On Fri, 31 Mar 2000 14:24:08 -0500 (EST), Russell Berry wrote:
>Above, you'll see HTTPD_ROOT. what ever that points to is the base of
>where
>you should find your config files, under $HTTPD_ROOT/conf/. Take a look
>at
>httpd.conf, and look for the directive "ServerName', mine reads:
>
>
>ServerName wintermute.berrex.com
>
>change yours accordingly. chances are, you may need other config
>modifications
>to make things really work. Take a look at the /manual section of your
>website
>when you get it up and going.
Hey Russell,
This was not true in my case. HTTPD_ROOT pointed to /usr but
the configuration files were in /etc/apache/conf. Also the ServerName
entry is in my machine commented by default. Obviously, the entry is
not mandatory. I think httpd derives its information from /etc/hosts
and/or /etc/HOSTNAME files.
With regards,
nijbhav
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