This is a discussion on Can anyone show me the simple httpd.conf for apache 2.0.48? within the Apache Web Server forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; I really don't understand how to set the httpd.conf file to run the server. The server is running ...
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I really don't understand how to set the httpd.conf file to run the server.
The server is running okay. But, I can not assess the default page on the machine itself. I get "Unable to access document" When tried telnet localhost 80 and typed "GET", I got the message about permission denied. I installed apache 1.3.6 rpm binary package, it worked fine. So, I modified the httpd.conf file on /usr/local/apache2/conf directory. Still, I got the same access problem. Should I set the file permission of the default directory? Thanks for reading. |
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the default is pretty simple with tons of comments to help you. You only
need to edit like 3 or 4 lines unless you are changing the default paths "learner" <learningturtle@mail.com> wrote in message news:9bf2d470.0312101909.314f16d9@posting.google.c om... > I really don't understand how to set the httpd.conf file to run the server. > The server is running okay. > > But, I can not assess the default page on the machine itself. > > I get "Unable to access document" > > When tried > telnet localhost 80 > > and typed "GET", I got the message about permission denied. > > > I installed apache 1.3.6 rpm binary package, it worked fine. > So, I modified the httpd.conf file on /usr/local/apache2/conf directory. > Still, I got the same access problem. > > Should I set the file permission of the default directory? > > Thanks for reading. |