From: Brian J. <bjo...@je...> - 2001-07-24 19:49:15
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That does not mean that Apache is running. That means you've loaded the file into Netscape and it's being displayed - that is not the same as having it served. You can use Netscape to load any document - but you want Apache to process the document and then serve it to your browser OK - we think that you have Apache and PostgreSQL. It sounds like PostgreSQL is running but not Apache Find the file apachectl (on my machine it's under /usr/local/apache/bin and also under /usr/bin) Type ./apachectl start That should start Apache - it should say something like "httpd started" Now try http://localhost/index.html.en and tell us if it displays a page My guess is that we will next have to make sure that you have the correct modules installed Did you modify httpd.conf? Wayne (inf...@pi...) wrote: > >If I cd into /usr/local/Apache/htdoc and enter the command >"netscape index.html.en ", the page that comes up >informs me that apache is installed okay. As for the >running of apache, the ps -ax command informs >me that the httpd is running. >What next? >Wayne >Richard Eicher II wrote: >> Your web server is not running or installed. >> >> Rick >> >> __________________________________________________ >> Do You Yahoo!? >> Make international calls for as low as $.04/minute with Yahoo! Messenger >> http://phonecard.yahoo.com/ |