Difference between revisions of "Information Systems:Work with Apache Server"
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Use option 5 to display the contents of WWW. Then use option 5 to display one of the servers; WEBINTER (InfoNet), WEBSMART (Web Orders), or WEBTEST (development). Use option 5 to display the configuration file(s) in CONF. There could be copies or backups; the current configuration file is HTTPD.CONF. Use option 2 to edit it. |
Use option 5 to display the contents of WWW. Then use option 5 to display one of the servers; WEBINTER (InfoNet), WEBSMART (Web Orders), or WEBTEST (development). Use option 5 to display the configuration file(s) in CONF. There could be copies or backups; the current configuration file is HTTPD.CONF. Use option 2 to edit it. |
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| − | I don’t know much about the code in this. A line with # in the first character is a comment, or a commented out line. ‘LISTEN’ obviously defines the IP address and port the server is working on. See [[Apache Web Server Security for a description of the ‘DIRECTORY’ statements. |
+ | I don’t know much about the code in this. A line with # in the first character is a comment, or a commented out line. ‘LISTEN’ obviously defines the IP address and port the server is working on. See [[Apache Web Server Security]] for a description of the ‘DIRECTORY’ statements. |
To get the Apache servers to run on a different server (for example when we are testing a replacement i), change all the IP addresses, and DNS names. |
To get the Apache servers to run on a different server (for example when we are testing a replacement i), change all the IP addresses, and DNS names. |
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Revision as of 12:13, 30 October 2015
From wikipedia - Apache is the world’s most widely used web server software. It is the most popular HTTP server, as was the first to serve more than 100 million websites. Apache is free and open source software, and typically runs on Unix-like systems.
On a command line, key in WRKLNK and press enter. Press page down until you see Object Link ‘WWW’.
Work with Object Links
Directory . . . . : /
Type options, press Enter.
2=Edit 3=Copy 4=Remove 5=Display 7=Rename 8=Display attributes
11=Change current directory ...
Opt Object link Type Attribute Text
_ u480bp SYMLNK
_ var DIR
_ webroot DIR
5 www DIR
_ BankEDI DIR
_ BankEDI2 DIR
_ ChqMaster DIR
_ DOMINO DIR
_ EFT DIR
More...
Parameters or command
===>
F3=Exit F4=Prompt F5=Refresh F9=Retrieve F12=Cancel F17=Position to
F22=Display entire field F23=More options
Use option 5 to display the contents of WWW. Then use option 5 to display one of the servers; WEBINTER (InfoNet), WEBSMART (Web Orders), or WEBTEST (development). Use option 5 to display the configuration file(s) in CONF. There could be copies or backups; the current configuration file is HTTPD.CONF. Use option 2 to edit it.
I don’t know much about the code in this. A line with # in the first character is a comment, or a commented out line. ‘LISTEN’ obviously defines the IP address and port the server is working on. See Apache Web Server Security for a description of the ‘DIRECTORY’ statements.
To get the Apache servers to run on a different server (for example when we are testing a replacement i), change all the IP addresses, and DNS names.