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  1. 10-26-2004 #1
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    Starting a web server (sorry if this dosnt go here...)

    Well, I decided that for the down time, (i get bored easy), I would like to start a web server using Linux. I have Fedora core 1. What exactly must I do?

    I just want something small to offer webspace to friends for a small fee...HDD space shouldnt be a problem, I can get crap loads.

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    Wow. cant believe i missed the servers forum. Im dumb. Sorry!
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    First you must make sure you got apache installed, the example/Default configuration is pretty well documented, and there are some good howto and a nice manual.
    For fedora, start the packet manager and make sure apache is installed and the administrative front end - then use the administrative front end provided by Redhat/fedora, it should be pretty much straight forward.
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