Using the Apache web server

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Hey Dan.  If you are using a popular distro of Linux it should come with
an apache configuration already configured for this.  I use dDebian and
Slackware and they both work.  As for the web pages you should make them
644 for pages and 755 for scripts.  This works for me.  The public_html
directory needs to be 755.  You may want to look at the httpd.conf file
to check out if there is a reference to public_html.  It may be
commented.  It would be under a directory directive.

hth.
-- 
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good, you will get out of it.
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