i need to reconfigure a UNIX server to enable SSI via remote access control of an FTP program! can this be completed????
I need some quick responces on this one!
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:Just like the quick help u gave me, lol!As far as I know you can't do that.
Kevinis there anyway i can enable it remotely? (i do have admin rights when logging onto the server, and can access the root)
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chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:Hi Chris,
You'll need to get ahold of apache's httpd.conf file (the master configuration file) -- it's normally located in a 'conf' folder.
Not sure if you'll be able to get to it via ftp though (your usually not supposed to!)
Lemme know if you can find this file.
Regards,i'm checking that out now, i will keep everyone posted.
thanks!
wearing the proper atire for web development
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:You need an avatar for this login. Maybe a flying monkey from the Wizard of Oz.i'm accessing the server via telnet... and still no luck. i checked the system for a dir "conf" and/or the file httpd.conf and they are no where to be found. (also via ftp) is it possible for a system to run external web applications without having this file???
gears turn and the monkey drewls
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:
I need some quick responces on this one!
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:Just like the quick help u gave me, lol!As far as I know you can't do that.
Kevinis there anyway i can enable it remotely? (i do have admin rights when logging onto the server, and can access the root)
searching for options
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:Hi Chris,
You'll need to get ahold of apache's httpd.conf file (the master configuration file) -- it's normally located in a 'conf' folder.
Not sure if you'll be able to get to it via ftp though (your usually not supposed to!)
Lemme know if you can find this file.
Regards,i'm checking that out now, i will keep everyone posted.
thanks!
wearing the proper atire for web development
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:You need an avatar for this login. Maybe a flying monkey from the Wizard of Oz.i'm accessing the server via telnet... and still no luck. i checked the system for a dir "conf" and/or the file httpd.conf and they are no where to be found. (also via ftp) is it possible for a system to run external web applications without having this file???
gears turn and the monkey drewls
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey: