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I recently installed bluefish as my html editor, i created a simple html page to test out my apache server, which was running fine. I save the index.html file ...
- 07-10-2003 #1Just Joined!
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www directory under apache
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I recently installed bluefish as my html editor, i created a simple html page to test out my apache server, which was running fine. I save the index.html file to my www directory but somehow my www directory got deleted. Do I have to uninstall apache then reinstall it to get my www directory back, or can I create one???
any help would be appreciated...
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you should be able to just create a new www and htdocs folder.
there is nothing stopping you from trying though is there?
on the other hand, you can edit your httpd.conf file to set the document root as a different location. for example, i have my apache server's document root set as a folder in the home directory of a user i set up specificly for transfering files to the htdocs folder with ftp etc etc.
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what about the cgi-bin and such? Would i have to edit httpd.conf file for it as well?
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If you just installed it and are trying to test it, I would uninstall it and reinstall it so all the directories and sub's along with the correct permissions get put in. Ohterwise your going to be doing all of that by hand.
Any special changes you want to make and you still have to modify your httpd.conf file. Otherwise put your index file in the default dir with the default name as defined in httpd.conf and all should be well.Dan
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ok, i got apache back up and running, i had to recreate all of the missing directories. now my next challenge is to install some scripts to see if my cgi-bin will function.


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