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i want to know before i go download BIND if it is already available in a pre-compiled form for apache. that would be great if it is, not so great if it's not. if it's not available, a second question... is the internet systems consortium the best place to download BIND...

i would suggest creating a folder for your website, as you would if you had found no error, try to create multiple pages in the folder, such as index, of course, and others. then try the two slashes again. it might only happen when there is a single file to use, which would be corrected by...

yes, i started to play around with it, and figured that out. i think i also had too much security in place for it to be allowed, but it works now. I'm relieved to not have to work off of my server computer anymore. thanks anyway. =========================================== PHP + CSS... Viva...

so here's the problem users outside of my home network cannot access my server web pages. to help you out: 1. Before i installed Zone Alarm i could access my pages from anywhere 2. before Zone Alarm i could remote connect to my server from anywhere 3. now that ZA is installed, neither of these...

yes, that did it. thank you for your help =========================================== PHP + CSS... Viva Revolution http://www.csszengarden.com/

after coding quite a bit into one file i have finally decided it would be much easier to edit if i had different classes in multiple files. i know you can do this is C++ because i've coded in that before. anyone know any tutorials which could show me the way? PHP + CSS... Viva Revolution <a...

thank you for the info. I'll save that info you just gave me until i get my hands on another computer. Then i will not even bother with windows and install linux. should be interesting. for now it's back to work on PHP coding. thank you guys for helping a complete newbie!

so with these "distros" can you download, unzip, install, and configure, without command prompting? because that would be pretty much wayy helpful.

i get the general idea now. so basically, a mail server is completely different from my current web server. i have looked into Linux, even helped create a server with it. the problem i found is me + command prompt = bad. i DO NOT understand it yet, and it would be rather foolish of me to work on...

i don't mean using a browser. i mean when mail is sent to say admin@mydomain.com i want that mail to be sent to MY server, and to have all the software needed to hold it and use Mozilla Thunderbird (which is like outlook express) having a mail server is not completely critical, and it is...

i have not bought a domain yet. i have apache with php running on it, and have a dns account. the dns website has downloads on it for email. can i download this software, and use mozilla thunderbird, or do i need something else?

i have been searching for any tutorial for setting up your own mail server, but none so far. i want to use mozilla thunderbird, and have my current server host the email. does this sound stupuid or does anyone have an idea how to do what i'm talking about?

thank you very much. i will have to check them out. oh and i DID see the apache::asp download, but the apache website seemed to imply that the download was retired and therefore, not compatible with the latest version of apache (which i have) as for asp: I'm trying to drift away from depending...

as of now, i have setup my first server using apache. then i realized that what many websites use for their "online shopping cart" technology is asp, or some other language. my question is simply this: does anyone have any advice on a substitute of asp for use on my webpage? any help will be...