>OK, so I downloaded it, got it started (looks like it requires MC 2.3;
>fine). But now I don't really understand how to use it. Scott said I had to
>change the port from 8080 if I already have another server running. How can
>I find out what another valid port number is? Also, what's supposed to go in
>the "root directory" field -- the root for my computer (e.g., C:/?) or the
>name of the directory where mchttpd resides? Something else?
The root in the context of a server always refers to the root directory of
the server - a directory where one can store preferences files,
subdirectories such as cgi-bin, http and in this case the stack itself.
Basically you need a reference for the server so that when a request comes
in for a file, it knows where to search for it.
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Regards, Andu
