Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Newbie Websharing Question

[Jordan M. <jm...@MI...>]

As a sidenote to Jared's email, if you're new to mandrake, you should=20
already have the Apache webserver built in too... You just have to turn=20=

it on. =46rom the mandrake info page:
"The Mandrake Control Center provides a single location to access all=20
the necessary hardware and system configuration utilities. The Mandrake=20=

Control Center includes an extensive selection of graphical utilities=20
and wizards for quickly and easily setting up many popular services,=20
including the Apache web server, Postfix email server, Shorewall=20
firewall utility, and many others."

Also,
"Apache 1.3.26/AdvancedExtranetServer includes "out of the box" support=20=

for dozens of modular extensions including mod_perl 1.3.26, mod_ssl=20
2.8.10, mod_frontpage 1.6.1 and many others. Apache2 is also provided=20
as an option in the "contrib" packages and allows fast web server.
   The PHP 4.2.3 scripting language contains built-in support for LDAP,=20=

MySQL, PostgreSQL and Unix-ODBC."

I'm not familiar with Mandrake, though, so good luck... :)

Jordan



On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 03:01  PM, Jon Mark Allen wrote:

> I just discovered phpicalendar today.=A0 Great idea!!=A0 I think this =
will=20
> be perfect for what I'm trying to do.=A0 However, I am (unfortunately)=20=

> completely unfamiliar with Macs and, hence, have no idea what Web=20
> sharing is?=A0 (BTW, I'm running Mandrake Linux 9.0)=A0 I read in the=20=

> README file to enable Web Sharing if it wasn't already, but I have no=20=

> idea what it is and/or where to look.=A0 I searched in the FAQs, but=20=

> didn't find anything regarding this question.
>
> I've uncompressed the files to the desired location and edited=20
> config.inc.php to reflect the correct path, however when I go to the=20=

> phpcalendar/index.php page, nothing comes up?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jon Mark
>