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humans dont like change!:)
with all this talk of apache im getting curious, i've tried it before, and hated it... but if im running a 98 box (i know i know...) can i still run it in the background w/o any console windows popping up??
Yep it hums along in the BG just fine :)Quote:
Originally posted by Skitchen8
with all this talk of apache im getting curious, i've tried it before, and hated it... but if im running a 98 box (i know i know...) can i still run it in the background w/o any console windows popping up??
i think there is further implications with 98 check apache.org for details!
:)
yes, but id be running it on my 98 box, not my new one...Quote:
Originally posted by jpbtennisman
Yep it hums along in the BG just fine :)
*grumbles... not now, im getting tired, its like 2 am over here...Quote:
i think there is further implications with 98 check apache.org for details!
I had Apache running on Win98, pretty sure the setup is the same. They just warn you not to use that OS for anything other then testing.
Yeah its pretty unstable that Win98.Quote:
Originally posted by Gimlin
I had Apache running on Win98, pretty sure the setup is the same. They just warn you not to use that OS for anything other then testing.
yeah, i know that already... i might try it on my xp machine... my dad'll kill me if i use all our bandwidth for a server though... he already doesn't like me running xitami...
And defiantly when it's a backward step like ADO or Linux.....Quote:
Originally posted by Beacon
humans dont like change!:)
*watches beachbum sing*
Lets do the time warp agaaaaaaaaaaaiiiiin...
:)
what file is the srm.conf?????????Quote:
Originally posted by jpbtennisman
Gimlin told me in IRC that it's the srm.conf file that I'd put all that text if I were installing PHP.
right? :)
you don't mess with that file. everything goes into the httpd.conf file. I never touched srm.conf file and I have php and perl running no probs.
Either ither Scoutt most admins and webmasters now just do as you do use the httpd.conf the srm.conmf file is just basically leftovers from earlier version of apache!
Doesnt really matter only that the httpd.conf file will be executed before the srm.conf file so it's quicker!