Apache Server Config, Mail Server, & Uploading
 

Ok. Im using PHPTriad, a web server for windows, which uses php and apache. how do i configure apache, so when someone goes to, say, http://www.almarauto.com/cubenews, it goes to that folder. Currently, it says it can't find it - it isn't adding the / to the end. how do i do that?

Next, are their any GOOD free mail servers out there (smtp & pop)? access through a site or a pop server works.

Lastly, are their any uploading scripts that require logging in? i have one but it doesn't require you to login and i don't want just anyone to login (i hear FTP is a memory & bandwith eater) so i'd rather not that one (the current one i have works, but has no login. i use it to upload files from school as i never remember to bring a disk :p )


THANKS!

johan the olive,

If you would like to add the trailing slash to your URL, you will need to adjust the ServerName information in your httpd.conf. Check this thread:

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...threadid=39415

And yes, there is a great free mail server called Xmail. You can use it on a Windows or Linux server... it can be found here:

http://www.xmailserver.org/

They have a great community supporting this product -- use their forum.

I hope I understand your last question correctly, you would like to upload files using PHP from your browser? If so, why not just password protect a directory with .htaccess? If this is not a viable option, there are many free PHP scripts out there:

http://www.hotscripts.com
http://www.sourceforge.net
http://php.resourceindex.com

Just to name a few.

im using windows me... yeah, i know

Ah, not sure of a mail server for me... sorry.

ok, any concise version of the apace deal? i cannot figure it out :p

When using phptriad, go to to your control panel, (http://localhost:1005) and click on "Edit Apache Configuration". Then go down to this section:

ServerName localhost

Change it to:

ServerName 192.168.0.2 (or whatever your ip is - run winipcfg)

Now, restart Apache.

I downloaded phptriad, just to check it out. This will resolve your trailing slash issue.