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Apache and PHP
« on: May 25, 2005, 05:20:02 PM »
Probably wrong forum but what the hell.

Currently i'm running IIS 6 on my server (Win2k3).  There is a PHP script (Gallery) that i'm wanting to use to display some photos that I've taken over the years.  I have a fairly good knowledge of IIS but absolutely none with Apache or PHP.  Does anyone have any suggestions on a good and easy tutorial?

With IIS when you host a site on it you can structure the web page like you would a windows folder.   Here is an example:

C:\ > Website Name > Photos > photoindex.htm     


Is this the same in Apache?


Any and all help is VERY appreciated!


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Re: Apache and PHP
« Reply #1 on: May 25, 2005, 05:40:35 PM »
Probably wrong forum but what the hell.

Currently i'm running IIS 6 on my server (Win2k3).  There is a PHP script (Gallery) that i'm wanting to use to display some photos that I've taken over the years.  I have a fairly good knowledge of IIS but absolutely none with Apache or PHP.  Does anyone have any suggestions on a good and easy tutorial?

With IIS when you host a site on it you can structure the web page like you would a windows folder.   Here is an example:

C:\ > Website Name > Photos > photoindex.htm     


Is this the same in Apache?


Any and all help is VERY appreciated!



Yes in apache it's called DocumentRoot you'd set the DocumentRoot to be C:\WebsiteName and URLS for photoindex would be http://<hostname>/Photos/photoindex.htm

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Re: Apache and PHP
« Reply #2 on: May 25, 2005, 05:43:47 PM »

Yes in apache it's called DocumentRoot you'd set the DocumentRoot to be C:\WebsiteName and URLS for photoindex would be http://<hostname>/Photos/photoindex.htm

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Thanks for the info! +T   Its funny how one can be so computer litterate about most things and then have something like Apache make me feel so stupid!


 

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