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Tuul 01-24-2005 03:11 PM

Creating a Web Server out of SuSE 9.1
 
Does anyone know where I can find some info about making a website server out of suse 9.1? for example, a website that shows a good step by step guide to creating a server from your computer? i was given a few website when asking before, but there was no real instructions on where to find this info im looking for. I really dont care about have a www.mysite.com address, i wouldnt mind if it was just teh ip address at first, then later make it into a .com .net .org etc. I only require info on where to start and how to start doing it. please dont post an answer like "just google it"... that doesnt help a person like me, if you have any info I would appreciate it ALOT. TIA.

Donboy 01-25-2005 08:04 AM

All you need is Apache. When I got started, I bought a book about Apache because the config file was very large and not many answers on how to (best) configure all the features. I also recommend the documentation at apache.org. They give pretty good explanations of each directive and how it works, so if you have questions about a specific one, that should tell you.

Getting apache running is only as complex as the config file. So I recommend installing apache (if its not already) and start by saving a copy of your httpd.conf as httpd.original so you can refer back to what the defaults were when you started. From there, I recommend tweaking and messing with the config file until you get what you're looking for.

if that didn't seem like a very good answer, maybe just try looking around for an apache howto. But you may not find one cause apache is pretty simple.

bdrake 01-25-2005 09:12 AM

The Apache 2.0 (the version included with SuSE 9.1) documentation is here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/
However, there is also valuable information to be gleaned from the Apache 1.3 tutorials. They are here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/tutorials.html

The Apache server may already be installed; check in /usr/local for an apache2 directory.

--Barry


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