One other question does the /var/www/html folder have to be world readable
or what permissions are best?
Scott
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From: "Tim" <ignored_mailbox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "For users of Fedora" <fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: help with apache
On Thu, 2007-05-24 at 10:57 -0500, Scott Berry wrote:
Here is the new apache-conf file. I started from scratch like
suggested on this list and then followed your steps Tim.
I'd write: ServerName pilotalk.dyndns.biz:80
As just: ServerName pilotalk.dyndns.biz
It's the "hostname" that the server responds as. The port number is
someething else.
You can leave this as is: UseCanonicalName Off
With it off, the server responds to all queries in the same manner as
the queries are made to it. i.e. If someone made a request using it's
hostname, they'd get a page back using that hostname. If they made a
request using just the IP, the response would come back the same.
With it on, any request that caused the server to generate a response
(such as a directory listing, or a default page) would come back with
the servername written as the hostname in the address, regardless of how
the browser queried the server. i.e. If they asked for a page using an
address like http://pilotalk.dyndns.biz/ or http://67.54.156.245/ they'd
get the response back as http://pilotalk.dyndns.biz/.
That helps with consitence and caching - your server corrects requests
to use the addresses that you want them to use, rather than just
whatever works.
The rest looked okay.
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