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hi,
 
this will prob be a trip down memory lane for ya...
 
i downloaded and installed the Apache Webserver 2.2.11 for windows on an xp machine.
 
i am trying to find a set of steps to follow to be able to host websites from my dining room computer.   there are tons of "statements/documents" for how to do something, but there is no logical process to follow!!!!!!!
 
 this is what i did so far:
 
installed apache 2.2 on Windows XP Professional PC; 512mb ram, 80 gb sata hard drive, Asus A7N8X Deluxe motherboard, Belkin F5D7001 Wireless NIC.  The NIC works for all internet thru a linksys/cisco WRT54G2 Wireless router.  I have not port forwarded anything yet but I do understand basically how port forwarding works.  I had to do it for VNC remote access and got it to work.  The router is connected to a Broadband/Cable Modem via Time Warner Cable.
 
I have a registered domain of www.jrubinic.us from godaddy.com.  Went to zoneedit.com for some reason to get DNS Service (again, lotsa "dots"/documentation but nothing connected yet).  I had godaddy.com transfer the nameserver addresses to the ones for zoneedit.com and that worked.
 
I have already screwed up the Listen Directive by trying to put in an IP address along with a port.  The server would not start and I remember reading somewhere that it would do that if I screwed the Listen Directive up.  It did.  I read some more, looked at the error log files and it told me it could not "bind??" to my WAN IP address.  Since I have written software before I know to only change one thing at a time then see what happens.  I commented out the changed config lines and put back the "Listen 80" directive and the Server restarted.
 
After I installed the 2.2 Apache server it said to test the install by going to another pc, open a browser and type in http://localhost/ .   THE BAD THING IS I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY IT WORKED.   I
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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