Re: apache index.html

1999-12-20 Thread Randy Edwards 
 How do I tell apache where index.html is as it can't seem to see the one in
 /var/www?

   Default Debian Apache installs put the web root in /var/www.  Apache also
installs a default index.html file there.  This location is actually
installed in /etc/apache, under which is several configuration files.

   A couple of things come to mind: are you sure Apache's running?  Is the
index.html's file permissions world-readable (-rw-r--r--)?

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Re: apache index.html

1999-12-20 Thread Daniel Yang 
In your configuration file, (e.g srm.conf) you may ensure the following
apache directives as set up correctly
DocumentRoot  (specify the path where the sever to find index.html)
DirectoryIndex  (specify the file name you want the server to look for,
index.html in your case but you could use different file name if you want)
Hope it helps.
Daniel


-Original Message-
From: Patrick Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: Sunday, December 19, 1999 3:09 PM
Subject: apache index.html


How do I tell apache where index.html is as it can't seem to see the one in
/var/www?

Thanks.

Patrick



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