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Dave,
Yuou run redhat, right? I'm sure you can rpm apache and mod_php4, no sweat...
- --Joey
Thou spake:
>On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Dave Prentice wrote:
>> Hey y'all,
>> Just hoping as a side benefit of the meeting -- is anybody real
>> familiar with setting up an Apache server? A guy named Mike Eschman with
>> Engima Corp. in Metairie(www.engima.com) just donated two dual PII 350 mhz
>> machines for me to set up at school as servers for science, math, and the
>> Gutenberg Project. He already delivered the hardware, but I'm at the
>> bottom of the Apache learning curve trying to make WIMS and the Gutenberg
>> books accessible to remote users. If anybody has documentation,
>> suggestions, etc. to bring to the meeting it would be greatly appreciated.
>
>I'm not sure I can make it, but Apache is fairly easy to set up. Most of
>the set up is in the httpd.conf, unless you want to compile with
>php/mysql, etc...
>
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