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  • typhoon

    #1

    Problems with Web Server in local

    Hello everyone, i have the following problem:

    I work actually in local and when I put my php (and html) files on the
    local directory configured as localhost, an error message (which says
    that no files are on the server) appear

    The server is Apache on Windows XP, and I see on the server only the
    Apache manual (and the message that says "Apache is correctly running!").

    I had been just pass to Apache and I don't know what I do.

    Thank you very much for the help!

  • Kirsten

    #2
    Re: Problems with Web Server in local

    typhoon schrieb:[color=blue]
    > Hello everyone, i have the following problem:
    >
    > I work actually in local and when I put my php (and html) files on the
    > local directory configured as localhost, an error message (which says
    > that no files are on the server) appear[/color]
    Is the ServerName in httpd.conf localhost?
    And what's the entry for DocumentRoot?[color=blue]
    >
    > The server is Apache on Windows XP, and I see on the server only the
    > Apache manual (and the message that says "Apache is correctly running!").[/color]
    What's the output for http://localhost/[color=blue]
    >
    > I had been just pass to Apache and I don't know what I do.
    >
    > Thank you very much for the help!
    >[/color]

    -Kirsten

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    • Lexinho

      #3
      Re: Problems with Web Server in local

      "Kirsten" <K.Schulte@feue rwehr-meerbusch.de> escreveu na mensagem
      news:1127316081 .e805a1973c8601 4d3414911c85b9d 4d2@teranews...[color=blue]
      > typhoon schrieb:[color=green]
      > > Hello everyone, i have the following problem:
      > >
      > > I work actually in local and when I put my php (and html) files on the
      > > local directory configured as localhost, an error message (which says
      > > that no files are on the server) appear[/color]
      > Is the ServerName in httpd.conf localhost?
      > And what's the entry for DocumentRoot?[color=green]
      > >
      > > The server is Apache on Windows XP, and I see on the server only the
      > > Apache manual (and the message that says "Apache is correctly[/color][/color]
      running!").[color=blue]
      > What's the output for http://localhost/[color=green]
      > >
      > > I had been just pass to Apache and I don't know what I do.
      > >
      > > Thank you very much for the help!
      > >[/color]
      >
      > -Kirsten[/color]

      You have to set up the Apache config file properly. There should be a
      shortcut in your start menu under the Apache entry... Especially the
      "DocumentRo ot" is what you have to change.

      Next time don't post Apache problems in the PHP newsgroup! There sure exists
      a Apache or equivalent newsgroup.

      ---
      lex


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      • typhoon

        #4
        Re: Problems with Web Server in local

        Is the ServerName in httpd.conf localhost?
        Yes, localhost:80

        And what's the entry for DocumentRoot?
        "C:/Programmi/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs"

        What's the output for http://localhost/?
        Welcome page of Apache

        Thank you very much Kirsten!

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        • Kirsten

          #5
          Re: Problems with Web Server in local

          typhoon schrieb:[color=blue]
          > Is the ServerName in httpd.conf localhost?
          > Yes, localhost:80
          >
          > And what's the entry for DocumentRoot?
          > "C:/Programmi/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs"[/color]
          OK you have to place all your documents in this directory or in Subfolders.[color=blue]
          >
          > What's the output for http://localhost/?
          > Welcome page of Apache
          >
          > Thank you very much Kirsten!
          >[/color]

          But lex is right, this is the PHP Group. Search for your Problem or Post
          it in this Group:
          alt.apache.conf iguration

          -Kirsten

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