I downloaded Apache source (1.3.x, 2.0.x) and I could try compiled but it was OK. But when I opened the web browser and wrote //localhost or 127.0.0.1 I saw nothing , but I know that the conf file is good configured and serverName is localhost in my conf file.
Is anybody knows that is happened???
why I saw in shell process name httpd but i canât see in web browser
Maybe you know where is good binary or how to compile the source for QNX Neutrino???
when I installed ver. 2.0.x Apache in logs I hadnât nothing, any files.
You told me about repository, which folder or files exactly because I see a few files abut apache , e.g. âŚqrm â what this??
How to install from repostory??
Should I burn the CD and install???
or download to the HDD and install??
maybe I doing sth wrong during the compile/install process???
I downloaded the source Apache
extract, tar -zxvf file_name.tar.gz
./configure --prefix="/usr/local/apache" <-mabe here I forgot any things???
and next
make
make install
and I testing apachectl configtest
and everything is all right
and start the web server
apachectl start and Ok
but a donât see in browser nothing, I set up the port 80
and serverName localhost, what wrong???
anything in the error_log ?
or try a different serverName (make sure to add it in your /etc/hosts )
Two most common problems that people get when they try to run Apache are âcanât detect host nameâ and âgroup nogroup does not existâ.
Both are fixed by editing httpd.conf accordingly (Add ServerName directive and change âGroup nogroupâ to âGroup nobodyâ or whatever you have in your /etc/passwd and /etc/group.
Of course, the third most common problem that people have is that they donât read log files.
When you start Apache, is httpd present when you do
ps -A | grep httpd
If not, then Apache is not working, unless theyâve changed the process name or something.
You should ensure your hostname is set to localhost, it may have changed now, but last time I installed Apache it did not work if the hostname was anything else.
If youâre using the httpd.conf as supplied, then it might be listening on port 8080 and not 80, you might want to try putting localhost:8080 into your web browser, if that works, then you can change the port in httpd.conf.