Hi!

Im a noob... and I have the following problem:

what do I have to put or modify on httpd.conf in order to not get the
default apache html when you input the IP on your browser....

Now, I now that this is more supposed to look like
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/myRootFolder now I have not been able to actually get
it to work, Ive copied my desired RootFolder into /var/www/html/ but
still no response....


PLEASE!!!

On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 09:17:43 -0700, pelonbiologo wrote:

> what do I have to put or modify on httpd.conf in order to not get the
> default apache html when you input the IP on your browser....

I thought the default page gave you an explanation? Assuming a fairly
recent version of Apache. The manual certainly does.

> Now, I now that this is more supposed to look like
> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/myRootFolder now I have not been able to actually get it
> to work, Ive copied my desired RootFolder into /var/www/html/ but still no
> response....

Have you copied the contents of your document root folder into
/var/www/html or copied the folder to there (making a sub-directory)?

By default, Apache considers the document root "index.html" file to be the
homepage: /var/www/html/index.html

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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 09:17:43 -0700, pelonbiologo wrote:

> what do I have to put or modify on httpd.conf in order to not get the
> default apache html when you input the IP on your browser....

I thought the default page gave you an explanation? Assuming a fairly
recent version of Apache. The manual certainly does.

> Now, I now that this is more supposed to look like
> xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/myRootFolder now I have not been able to actually get it
> to work, Ive copied my desired RootFolder into /var/www/html/ but still no
> response....

Have you copied the contents of your document root folder into
/var/www/html or copied the folder to there (making a sub-directory)?

By default, Apache considers the document root "index.html" file to be the
homepage: /var/www/html/index.html

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