Apache http server question?
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Most likely the standard version\n\ncheck the documentation\nhttp://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/\n\nFrom http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/faq/background.html\n\nWhat is the Apache HTTP Server?\n    * is a powerful, flexible, HTTP/1.1 compliant web server\n    * implements the latest protocols, including HTTP/1.1 (RFC2616) \n.... jada jada
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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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do you mean domain name server???\n\nIt resolves IP addresses to alphanemeric names
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For apache you can use mod_rewrite, for iis isapirewrite. There was a good introductory article on Alistapart.com. All URLs attached.
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If you're running Windows 2003, you should have IIS already installed. IIS is the web server built into the Windows 2003 operating system.\n\nYou can test this by opening a browser window and entering the following address: http://localhost\n\nIf this does not resolve to anything, you will need to verify that IIS is installed and running.\n\nYou can install Apache to run on Windows, but it is not easy and not as reliable as running on a UNIX variant OS.\n\nThe significant difference is the application programming environment you'll ultimately need to utilize. IIS would require .ASP or .NET while Apache would allow you to program in a number of languages including PHP and Ruby (both of which would require additional frameworks that aren't highly stable when running on Windows).
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Sounds like you've got IIS (or one of its tools) running. Either kill it, change its port or change the port in Apache's config.
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you should rung the apache on your local machine then put the php file where you've defined as the DocumentRoot on apache's httpd.conf.\nthen call it on the browser like:\nhttp://localhost/example.php or http://127.0.0.1/example.php\n\nalso check the like for a real good apache-php-mysql suite
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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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If we wish to override the default service port that is implied by the protocol (http), we place a colon (:) after the domain name portion followed by the port we wish to use. The URL "http://www.domain.com:81/" would cause the browser to override its normal use of port 80 for http, and instead attempt to connect to a server listening at "www.domain.com" for connections on port 81. \n\nmaybe this helps.....\n\nalso, the address you gave goes nowhere...
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web server is a computer with ISA server  or apache ,.... on it.you can put your website (for example html files) on it and make a virtual directory and refer it to there.then people on that network can go to your web page : http://computername/default.html\napplication server is a place to put your other data that network users connect to them and use those data in their programs\ngo to your browser or run : &#92;&#92;computername
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There are two ways to go with this, and both will avoid having to bounce off the server's error page first. One way is Apache's mod_write. I've actually written an article on that one, and it's in the source link below.\n\nThe other way is via the server variable, path_info (also sometimes pathinfo) which will list all extra parts after the executable file. Access the variable like this...\n\n$_SERVER['PATH_INFO'];\n\nTo get the exact name, run this function on your server...\n\nprint_r($_SERVER);\n\nThis will output all your server variables. Of course, path info won't be there if there isn't any data, so call it with something like this...\n\nexample.com/test.php/some/info\n\nYou can use an .htaccess file to force Apache to interpret ALL the files in a folder as PHP scripts, and then forgo the extension, so you can have...\n\nexample.com/text/some/info\n\nBut mod_rewrite really is a better solution. Here's the info...
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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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First one might be a permissions problem with your setup. Make sure your web server user has read,write, modify permissions on the directory: /tmp and make sure the directory exists.\n\nSecond one is that you have tried to to send headers when there are already characters sent. Even something like a carriage return or a space can be considered "something". Make sure you start that statement at the very very top of the page an make sure there are no spaces between the ?> and <?php on your page.
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It depends on what kkind of service you want. In general if you have the necessary software installed on the linux server or any other server whatsoever you can serve any other OS. This intermediate s/w takes care of the necessary translations.\nFor eg you can use "Samba" for file sharing b/w linux server and windows client.\nMost of the http servers around the world use Apache ususally run on linux/unix systems. \n\nMany serveres around the world run on unix/linux. THey provide many services like DNS,DHCP etc to clients running any OS.
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Visit:\n\nhttp://builder.com.com/5100-31-5076689.html\n\nThis will explain the process of installing and configuring Apache on Unix-type system. For windows, try \n\nhttp://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/windows.html\n\nIf you need any specific requirements, i.e. virtual hosts, let me know.
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It isn't a HTTP server but a POP3 server.\n\npop.mail.yahoo.com\n\nBut you can only use it if you ask for the service in your yahoo mail account.
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Here's a tutorial I found...\n\nhttp://www.expertsrt.com/tutorials/Matt/install-apache.html