User-agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux i686; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.1.1
Also make sure you reload your browser also. It may be displaying a
cached copy.
On 09/22/2014 02:37 PM, Ryan wrote:
Make sure you're restarting your web server with
`sudo apachectl restart`. Your config files are only loaded
when the server is started, you need to restart if you make
changes.
I’m sure
this is going to be an obvious question.
I’m new to the WEB stuff, I’ve spent the last 30+ years in
the semi-conductor industry. No web stuff at all.
I’ve installed Apache 2.2.26 on my MAC Powerbook, along with
@ 20 packages that had to be installed :)
They are registered in the https.config
I’ve set up a virtual host.
In my browser I enter
localhost:80
and I get “It works!”
As a virtual host I have enterend billy.sandbox.com
When I enter this in Chrome I get
“It works!”
In my virtual host file I have
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin billy.patton@xxxxxxxxx
DocumentRoot "/Users/bpatto/tool_box/www"
ServerName billy.sandbox.com
ServerAlias billy.sandbox
ErrorLog
"/Users/bpatto/tool_box/www/logs/sandbox_error.log"
CustomLog
"/Users/bpatto/tool_box/www/logs/sandbox_custom.log" common
</VirtualHost>
At /Users/bpatto/tool_box/www/index.html I have simple
<html><body><h1>Billy</h1></body></html>
As for my C example I took it from a page supplied by Uncle
Google, which I have search for MANY hours.
All come to the same information, all good, but lacking that
last bit of the puzzle for me.
I get the module compiled, installed, registered.
When I do hhtp -M my module shows up by the name I gave it
in httpd.config
LoadModule example_module lib exec/apache2/mod_example.so
I believe I’m just one small step to getting this door to
open, but I’ve hit MANY different sites on How-To.
I’m probably still not doing the correct search.
It’s that tie in between the server and the browser that I
cannot dig out.
