How to install Apache HTTP Server 2.2.13 for Windows
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Wow how easy. I was fooling around with the source code and make. sheesh.
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I have a website by an online host and my own .tk domain name for that site. I'd like to set up a server to host a few files to then link in onto my site. So what do I type in on network domain & server name? Do I need to get something like openDNS for a unique DNS to link in the files? I am on very thin ice here as far as my experience with this is concerned... Thanks for your help!
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@CodeCreations thanks a lot
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@Drivinefire goto apache dot org then type /download.cgi
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where can i donwload the installer?
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Thank you for the help, but i found wamp server more adorable to use
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when setting up the server information i made some mistakes I guess. beauce the apache server is not running my localhost. How can I change the server information?
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Thanks helped me alot to make my own manual for a school project :)
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Thank you so much. Finally I could install Apache server.
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apache didnt show up in the list of installed processes thing
What does "localhost" do? I don't have a domain name so should I put this in?
Does putting "localhost" mean it can't be accessed from another computer? That isn't a problem for me as I'm just learning at the moment. I'm new to this and have no idea how everything links together.
Thanks
DeathSlayer2 1 year ago
@DeathSlayer2
"localhost" refers to every computer's local IP, 127.0.0.1, which is ONLY accessible on THAT computer. I think the technical term for it is a "local loopback". Domain names (including "localhost") refer to IP addresses, so if you don't have a domain name, you can just simply use your IP instead.
Domain names are just easier for humans to use/remember. Just keep in mind, domain names resolve to IP addresses, so it's the IP address that's important, not the domain name.
networknerd007 1 year ago