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I am quite new to red hat 9, and I am having a problem with the HTTP server.. I already installed it, and had the service running.
I put an index.html file in the defualt dir. (/var/www/html/) and I still get the Apache Screen!!!
I made sure that the /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
DocumentRoot is "/var/www/html" and Yes i did restart the service after changing that.
please help me
one other wierd thig is that when i try to access it (myip) I of course get the Apache screen... but when i go to (myip/index.html) I see the index!! Maybe that willl help you guys out
Distribution: Solaris 10, Solaris 8.0, Fedora Core 3
Posts: 203
Rep:
Fonke0412,
Have you tried hitting refresh after you open the index.html in your browser? I had this same problem. I guess the redhat default html page was stuck in my cache from before I made my own index.html. I would restart the web browser and still get that redhat default html page. After I clicked refresh, to my suprise I saw my own index.html page. Give that a try also check the permissions on the folders: var, www, and html.
thanks alot for your reply, but that still doesnt fix it
If anyone else has ideas, pelase post them also can someone post ther working http server settings?
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