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Never mind. Lesson learned... when one gets an error message, one should check the error log. Once I did, the error was obvioius and had nothing to do with the directories setup. Sorry about that but perhaps someone will learn from my stupidity. Lexis

Never mind. Lesson learned... when one gets an error message, one should check the error log. Once I did, the error was obvioius and had nothing to do with the directories setup. Lexis

As an experiment, I wanted to disable directory viewing. To do so, I deleted "Indexes" from the "Options" line and all was well. To go back to the original config, whereby I would get a directory listing, I restored the following code: <Directory /> Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride...

I figured it out. I had to remove my index.html file from the DocumentRoot directory. This then permitted me to refer to the various pages; "http://192.168.1.100/1", "http://192.168.1.100/2" etc. Thanks anyway.

smah, you are a person of great beauty. That was it. Thanks. Now that I am able to access my server, however, I am only able to get a single page; i.e whereas at the server I may enter "http://localhost/1", "http://localhost/2", etc. and get served the correct page, when I go to a network PC...

Since I had this working in Apache 2, I believe it is not a firewall setup issue. I am using McAfee Personal Firewall Plus, V6 and I believe I have done everyting necessary to allow trafic to apache on port 80 from all computers on the LAN. To eliminate the firewall as a suspect, I performed...

I am a newbie using Apache 1.3.3 with PHP 4 on MS XP Pro Service Pack 2. I am able to access all my pages from the PC on wich Apache is running but I cannot access them from any other PC on my local network (through a linksys router). I have excerpted what I believe to be the pertinent lines...

Thanks for your input. I still don't understand how I would run the php test code from my browser but I will go through the tutorial before I waste everybody's time. Your warning not to use Apache 2 with PHP concerns me. It has teken me forever to get to this point and I am very reluctant to...

Thanks for your help aardvark92, but how do I run a php program? I have been able to run a test program from a browser in a test directory by double-clicking on the .php file in the directory listing. How do I get the program to run automatically by going to the web address? Can I run a php...

I would like to add a follow-on question to Spent's. I am a complete newbie and I just got PHP 4 to run on my PC. I am using MS Windows XP Pro, SP2, and Apache 2. How/where/in what environment would I type in the test program you suggested to Spent? Thanks,

I figured out what I was doing wrong: I should have entered my IP with the port; i.e. 192.168.1.100:8080 in the Apache config file. I also need to include the port number when I call up the page. Same applies when I use the local host. Sorry to trouble y'all. I'll probably need you later...

Greetings, Up until this morning, I had never heard of APACHE. My research into creating a login page for my web site led me to the following conclusion: - since my hosting service supports only PHP and MySQL, I need to install and learn these - in order to install and use PHP, I need to first...