Can you help me configure Apache?
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insatll WAMP5, its very good.
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This is a good resource to start learning about the Apaches: http://www.crystalinks.com/apache.html
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to run all the above in windows you hav a s/w called\nWAMP(Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP) ... its free available over the net.. install that and its ready to use.
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Fairly simple, install Apache which is a freely available web server package (Windows and Linux) and once it is installed you can type http://127.0.0.1 in your browser and you should see the default home page.\nIf you need help in setting it up the Apache site has some excellent FAQ.\n\nOnly one thing, check that your firewall does not allow port 80 (HTTP traffic) inbound otherwise people will see your web pages, unless of course you want them to.\nYou can setup Apache to limit only local traffic to the web pages via the config file.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nCheers!
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download\n\nApache - its a free webserver, then you can run a webserver from the local machine\n\nhttp://apache.org/
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Apache HTTP Server 2.0.55 is the most current version available for Windows based systems. You can get the binary or the source code and compile it yourself. Version 2.2.0 isn't available for Windows yet.
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Get the apache web server.  It's free and probably the most robust web server out there.\n\nIt will take a little reading to learn the basic configuration.  \n\nIf you don't have a domain name, people will have to use your public IP address to access the site.\n\nEdit:  apache is available on almost all platforms including Windows.  Your site will only be available for viewing when the computer running apache is turned on and connected to the Internet.  That's why so many people recommend running an old (linux) machine to host the site.  A dedicated server can be a bit better but it's not necessary.
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you need to setup server for remote acccess\n(windows,unix)
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First off, have you checked here ---\nhttp://www.damnsmalllinux.org/f/forum-2-26-0-0.html\nfor tips and tricks?\nOr have you checked the DSL faqs?\nhttp://www.damnsmalllinux.org/wiki/index.php/FAQ\nChecked at Linux Forums for answers?\nhttp://www.linuxforums.org/forum/\nChecked the how to's at Linux questions?\nhttp://www.linuxquestions.org/\nDid you read --\nhttp://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-dsl.html?ca=dgr-wikiaDSLLinux\nhttp://www.damnsmalllinux.org/applications.html\n\nThese are just a few of the resources the web has to offer. I didn't actually find the way to use DSL and write to files. As I may have overlooked something in my search, I'd recommend that you look those sites over carefully.\nIt may be that you cannot do what you wish to. You may need to switch to another distro, like fedora, ubuntu or any of several of others to accomplish what you want. DSL is, after all, meant to boot and run from a CD. There are limits.
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Your question is not very clear. Apparently you have a web server but it's not IIS? What is it then?\nIf it's Apache, you can try with php. I don't have direct experience, but it seems to be possible: http://www.google.com/search?q=php+access+database\nIf it's not Apache, then you can install Apache :)
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You can do this using a Server Side Include (SSI) if your webserver is running Apache and supports it.  I've linked some information and how to get started.
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Apache for all supported platforms you can download from apache site. And php - from php site :-)\nBut... it is a bit strange: AFAIK, all Linux distributions contain both Apache and PHP packages. Maybe, it is better to look at your installation media?
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Hi,\nWhich OS you are using?\n\nIf M$ win dows, you may have to install IIS server or some free web server such as xfreeserver with tomcat support, then install tomcat / jakarta to run your jsp scripts. \nIf linux, you are almost all set, just need to install tomcat support to apache\n\nHope this helps you
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Consider 2GM RAM with a Pentium processor. Apache on Linux will be a good choice. Hard disk will depend on your needs, but make a start with 120GB hard disk.
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Best combination I have used is:\n\n1) Apache We Server.\n2) MySQL (for database).\n3) PHP (scripting).\n\nThis works on all major OSes.
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I really don't know what type of harware you are trying to configure. however, you can call linksys during any hour and they will help you solve your issue.\ntheir telephone number is: (800) 326-7114, and their web sit is linksys.com. Once you are in the main page, you can locate the hyperlink that will lead you to the support page.
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I've found Apache to be easy to use, functional, and compatible with just about any web application.  It's pretty much the standard these days.  Many applications offer specific instructions for making their product work with Apache but do not offer such instructions for any other server.