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:
>"Anthony E. Greene" 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
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 ext3990mb /home
/dev/hda6
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