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Config files - webc - 2005-02-11
Hi!
I have a RedHat 9.0 on my other computer. I want to run a server on that computer. The services that i want are: http,ssh,ftp. Cause of that, i decide to install all internet packages that had on RedHat install.
[to make a ideia i screen it:
![[Image: internetservices.png]](http://www.s0nc.net/internetservices.png)
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the location of the config file is /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
When you make changes you have to restart the service by running
service httpd restart
Config files - anyweb - 2005-02-12
and consider upgrading to fedora core release 3
redhat 9 is no longer supported so you may get rooted extremely quickly
cheers
anyweb
Config files - webc - 2005-02-12
Quote:the location of the config file is /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
i'd said that i have not httpd.conf files in this box... or better: i have an empty file with that name (httpd.conf)... i don't know why it's happen...
i only find an file with configuration: httpd.conf.xsl <-- .xsl it's strange name to a conf file. I'd modified and restarted the service and the changes had not be applied.
Quote:and consider upgrading to fedora core release 3
redhat 9 is no longer supported so you may get rooted extremely quickly
how can i upgrade to fedora? it's any command or i have to download rh fedora?
i'm greatfull if you explain that to me.
Thanks a lot!!
Config files - xDamox - 2005-02-13
You have to download Fedora Core.
you can download a copy from www.linuxiso.org