Hi munir, Apache server is now an "out-of-the-box" soluion in Linux. It is bundled withall the distros. Apache has its configurations files under /etc/httpd/conf. now this path may change depending on the distro that you are using. So simply search for httpd.conf from root directory if you are lost. To publish static HTML pages, the apache web server does not need any tweakng. but if you wish to enable perl, php3, cgi-support you may have to edit httpd.conf file. The how-to's are available at (ht) | (f) tp metalab.unc.edu. These are comprehensive documents and are targetted ast begineers. Seshan. munir kk wrote: > how do i configure the apache server in linux > munir > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1 > > To subscribe / unsubscribe goto the site www.ilug-bom.org ., click on the mailing >list button and fill the appropriate information > and submit. For any other queries contact the ML maintener To subscribe / unsubscribe goto the site www.ilug-bom.org ., click on the mailing list button and fill the appropriate information and submit. For any other queries contact the ML maintener
