Not at my linux box but most documentation is under /usr/doc/ there is a
directory for each package installed.
Bound to be a howto on this look at the linux documentation project at
http://metalab.unc.edu/mdw/index.html
or the appache site at http://apache.org/ should get you started. BTW I
have never had to do anything special to get it running in the simplest of
configs. I selected it during install and then was able to point my
browser to the hostname (assumes some sort of name resolution but probably
working if you can ftp to the box) and would get a page that says IT
Worked! and some other rah rah stuff about documentation. Is httpd
running? pidof httpd should return a process id number if it is. I
believe the default html directories are under /home/httpd/html.
Hope this helps
Bret
Dave Reinhardt wrote:
> I have successfully completed the RedHat 6.0 Server installation.
> That is, it completed successfuly, I think I have a long way to go..
> I can access it by FTP only, no http.
> I only want to use it as a web server and I do have a static IP.
> What is the differance between server and hoast names?
> Where is a good step by step instructions on setting up the apache
> server and eMail systems. I have search thre RH site and eveylink seems
> to lead to very expensive tutorial classes.(i guess that is what they
> are) I am fimular with unix hosting and I wonder why there are not more
> directories. All I see by FTP are bin,etc,lib and pub. Where is the
> usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs etc?
> Lost in Linux
> Dave
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