Systems administrators have been building Apache servers from source for decades. For most of them, the routine is the same — download a compressed tar file, extract its contents and run through the ...

So I've written some (rather crude) scripts in PHP that run on our intranet under apache 2.<BR><BR>Now they call alot of shell commands to do some back end lifting which take some considerable ...

I have an Apache 2.0 server that I'm trying to set up to serve CGI files. <BR><BR>I have a sciptalias set up that points all URL's with the path /cgi-bin/ to the /usr/local/apache2/cgi-bin/ directory.

If you're operating a Web server, chances are, you're not merely serving up static text and images. You're likely to be running some Web applications as well, where pages are generated on the fly by ...