Ubuntu 9.10 Web Server

[radarandrandy]

Worked like a charm.

[technologyvictim]

Message me to teach you Everything you need to build a Web Server and get a free fixed Addresss (for example mysite.zapto.org). You need a pc, a simple internet connection (1mbps or more) ! I can assist you via teamviewer remote desktop to setup everything for you ! You DONT need to have static ip address or any special internet provider plan ! Do you have a bussiness do you want to host BIG Video files ? THIS IS THE ONLY SOLUTION

[ThatKidKnows]

sudo: taskel: Command not found

[JROCK20041]

@ThatKidKnows The do sudo apt-get install taskel first then you can use the taskel app.

[ThatKidKnows]

@JROCK20041 Thanks for the help. managed to find a way to do it in the end! :)

[MUDrLantko]

ubuntu web server? wtf? :D Debian CUI is the best

[War3Hog101]

how do i know my ip adress

[Cr0wnKings]

Hi great tutorial...

I have followed all the steps for editing the 'default' file and could not save and exit the file. What is the command to write or save and quite?

Thank you and keep up with the good work

[m4airsoftmaster]

1/2 the time when installing the server it will fail to start if u get this message just try it agian and it should work at least it did in 9.04

[ATePIC]

I prefer webmin

[JROCK20041]

@ATePIC Webmin is a nice tool but I feel it to be a security risk. But it is nice tool I just prefer the non-gui approach

[EminoMeneko]

@JROCK20041 Me too. This is Y I prefer linux over Windows aided admins. :P

Our job is to be capable with computers not to spend our days clickin' here and there...

A sys/net admin that uses windows is not an admin, he is a guy who as no time to care about computers because he has other stuff to do such as papers. Very interesting. ^^

[jeremoviesinc]

Will this work on 10.4 LTS?

[muchimi]

i wonder if I could use this on 10.04 amd 64 iso running in vpc on xp bootcamp partition macbook pro... my capstone project I have to have linux server with an intranet web page... send me comments on this please

[Mik3Silv3r]

hi bro.. em i need help.. i have a Dell server poweredge SC1420, i have 2 SCSI disk and a SCSI controller adaptec 39320dr, but my ubuntu server 9.10 is break and the installer not start i need help!

[frank14725]

and thanks i didnt know if i really wanted to make my own server thanks for the info

[frank14725]

were can i get a domain for free i really dont want to pay for a (.com)

[InvisibleMan1337]

Thanks for the tutorial man.

[eyesgotyourgoat]

Thanks for this!

[PnABurns]

How do you save the apache2 default file you shown.

[crazykids123]

how do you edit your index page?

[blckshdw95]

tut was extremlly helpful, went through dozens of others that made no sence, im now trying to put my server online with my domain name with no progress, you should do a video tut on it because google didnt offer much haha

[blckshdw95]

when i use the sudo vim command it doesnt find the vim command part...did it not install apache?

[JROCK20041]

If you are running Ubuntu 9.10 you have to do sudo apt-get install vim If you are using an older version then sudo apt-get install vim-full

[TheMrgeekmania]

The best UWS Tutorial on the net

[sickanimations]

I'm just going to "go ahead" and watch this video.

[darky10121987]

i tryed that and i got nothing but faluar toy get it

[mascobz]

Whats the minimum internet speed required for web server!

[buzzard5000]

Any will do so long as it's up-time is high (don't use dial-up or mobile broadband) and it's doesn't violate a use policy your ISP has set in place. Many ISP's also filter and block you when you run a home based web server, be prepared for that possibility.

[colby963]

@mascobz uhh... that depends if you are using it via localhost or over the internet...

[brixtondawg]

Nice tutorial but now i need to know how to get to where i put my html/php files

[Subsanek]

apache rules))

I using this on ubuntu and.. its cool and stable)

[punxz18]

can you make a tutorial about how to make this accessible outside local host and port forwarding? :(

[rauron9]

I'm not sure Ubuntu would be my first choice.

[zerobeholder]

Ubuntu is a nice safe place for people unfamiliar with linux to hang out. Ubuntu would be one of my first choices for people new to environments that are not Windows. That and the Ubuntu community seems to work hardest at making otherwise difficult tasks-- in one word 'easier'.

[rauron9]

No, they don't, that's my point. Ubuntu is far from the "easiest distro", and it doesn't do anything that any other major distribution fails to do. Furthermore, if you are going to setup a server, the "easiest distro" would not be the wisest choice, considering that Ubuntu is known for being unstable.

You remind me of some kid who tried to argue with me that Ubuntu was the only distro trying to be open-source. I shouldn't be surprised though, Ubuntu fanboys are easily offended.

[zerobeholder]

I wouldn't call myself a fan boy. I would call myself someone that has used Fedora, OpenBSD with KDE, Linux Mint, and Ubuntu. And when I needed an answer, the Ubuntu community was the friendliest and most available.

If I was better with *nix, I may prefer something else.

And just as a note of caution you little punk prick, I've got you by a decade or so. And yes, for me, it is easier complete the task sufficiently. If it's not for you then... 'better get your money back.'

Pwnd bitch.

[zerobeholder]

If you want to really sack up, why don't you post a video response showing us the error of our ways. If not shut the hell up, hide in your room, go back to cutting yourself, and listen to some more shitty emo music.