Mike, You could check your processes and grep for httpd or you can try to locate the httpd.conf file...if it is version 7.1 then it is 1.3.12...soemthing and there would also be a /home/httpd/html dir and that is a good sign that it's there...chances are though if you just did a fresh install and can't bring up a local web page that it isn't there....the RPM's are on the disk though. Now I have a question.... I'm trying to password protect my web sites....if I use my .htaccess and .htpasswd files in my user dirs ( ~/public_html/ ) I get the proper password prompt and it works fine....but If I'm serving any pages of the root server ( /var/www/html/ ) and use the same files (with the proper path adjustments made) it doesn't work.....Does anyone have any thoughts there? On Thu, 26 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I like to try many flavors and versions of Linux. On this particular episode of >mandrake 7.1 I installed I did not get a web page. Normally when I install (After >getting my network up and functional) I type in my IP and I get the default apache >web page. This time I get page not found error. Is there a way to check and see if >I have it installed? I also have swat and webmin running. Can they run without >apache? > > > Regards > > > Mike Freeman > > > > > > Embrace the Penguin. Give Bill the cold shoulder! > Linux Registered User #190770 (10/02/2000) > > > .................................... > Get your own free email account from > http://www.popmail.com > > -- ______ _____) (, / ) , / /) /---( __ _ __ / ___ _ __ _ // ) / ____)/ (__(_(_(_/ (_ / / ) (_(_/ (__(/_(/_ (_/ ( (____ /
