If you're using 6.1, what I did was to startx from root. Then open the
control panel from the /root screen that pops up:
/etc/X11/applnk/System/control-panel.desktop
Go to the bottom of the gnome-linuxconf screen that pops up and click on
System Configuration. From the new window that appears go to
Conf/Networking/Server Tasks. From here you'll see several submenus,
including the Apache file server, and Sendmail. You can configure them
from there.
Glen
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Erik Mathisen wrote:
>OK,
>
>I tried linuxconf, and there was nothin about apache unless i missed it,
>but i looked thoroughly. i searched my system and in the linuxconf help
>entries i noticed they had a section for apache. how to i enable apache
>configuration in linuxoconf?
>
>thanks,
>
>erik
>
>
>Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
>>
>> Erik,
>>
>> I would suggest that you check out the Apache configuration from the
>> control panel in X. 6.1 allows you to configure Apache through linuxconf;
>> one of the options allows you to configure Apache to either allow or
>> disallow running cgi scripts. I would assume that a disallow setting on
>> the Apache server would override file permissions allowing executable
>> files. BTW, you can also limit cgi scripts through Apache to specific
>> directories.
>>
>
>
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