Apache is quite flexible and can be installed almost anywhere you want to
put it.
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> Joshua James wrote:
>
> > I really think Apache uses /etc/httpd, is it safe to change that? Will
> > it affect other programs?
> >
> > ColdFusion wants to install to /opt, is that safe to change? Should I
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On 21-Jun-2002/10:28 +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> As you get familiar with Linux, you will get your own ideas about how your
>> partitions should be laid out. I would have wiped that machine and setup
>> my own
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 10:40, Joshua James wrote:
> I'm concerned about installation. This came pre-installed. Normally with
> Windows I would easily reinstall but I'm not sure about drivers or even
> tech support.
Hmm... Last year I installed a few Dell PowerApp linux based boxes.
There was a jav
I'm concerned about installation. This came pre-installed. Normally with
Windows I would easily reinstall but I'm not sure about drivers or even
tech support.
It is a Dell PowerEdge 350, it is however just a development server.
Everything will be reinstalled from scratch on a new server for full
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> On 21-Jun-2002/09:05 -0400, Joshua James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >We just received a new RedHat v7.2 server from Dell. This is an
> >experiment to see how linux works compared to our current installation
> >of N
I would use /usr/local/www for the DocumentRoot and
/usr/local/coldfusion for the coldfusion base.
Apache is easy to change, edit the httpd.conf to show the
new location of the document root. Look for the line
DocumentRoot "/var/www/htdocs"
or some such directory.
Coldfusion will probably prompt
Joshua James wrote:
> I really think Apache uses /etc/httpd, is it safe to change that? Will
> it affect other programs?
>
> ColdFusion wants to install to /opt, is that safe to change? Should I
> make a /usr/ColdFusion or /var/ColdFusion?
>
> On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 09:43, Willem van der Walt wrot
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On 21-Jun-2002/09:05 -0400, Joshua James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>We just received a new RedHat v7.2 server from Dell. This is an
>experiment to see how linux works compared to our current installation
>of NT servers. This will be an intranet serve
Joshua James wrote:
> I really think Apache uses /etc/httpd, is it safe to change that? Will
> it affect other programs?
>
> ColdFusion wants to install to /opt, is that safe to change? Should I
> make a /usr/ColdFusion or /var/ColdFusion?
>
> On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 09:43, Willem van der Walt wrot
"Willem van der Walt" wrote:
> Hi,
> Under 7.2, the web home dir is normally under
> /var/www.
> I would try to tell the installation program to change prefix to some
> thing
> else.
> If that does not work, I would make a link to a directory under /usr where
> there is a lot of space.
> If it wa
Joshua James wrote:
> We just received a new RedHat v7.2 server from Dell. This is an
> experiment to see how linux works compared to our current installation
> of NT servers. This will be an intranet server behind our firewall.
>
> Our 40gb drive came partitioned as follows:
>
> /dev/hda1
I really think Apache uses /etc/httpd, is it safe to change that? Will
it affect other programs?
ColdFusion wants to install to /opt, is that safe to change? Should I
make a /usr/ColdFusion or /var/ColdFusion?
On Fri, 2002-06-21 at 09:43, Willem van der Walt wrote:
> Hi,
> Under 7.2, the web hom
Hi,
Under 7.2, the web home dir is normally under
/var/www.
I would try to tell the installation program to change prefix to some
thing
else.
If that does not work, I would make a link to a directory under /usr where
there is a lot of space.
If it wants to create a directory called newprog under
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