Any apache fans in the house?
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Soldato
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You installed Apache on your own PC and now you want to upload it to some hosting you've paid for?
You'll need an FTP program (smart ftp, ws_ftp...) and your FTP details from your host.
You'll need an FTP program (smart ftp, ws_ftp...) and your FTP details from your host.
No:
-Apache is on a server and configured for public to view as http
- My own computer has microsoft frontpage installed on it and when I click publish it doesnt connect to the server that has apache on it
So how do I fix this? I used to be able to do it on another server but not this -.-
-Apache is on a server and configured for public to view as http
- My own computer has microsoft frontpage installed on it and when I click publish it doesnt connect to the server that has apache on it
So how do I fix this? I used to be able to do it on another server but not this -.-
You need to install some kind of Frontpage Extensions [module] for Apache I believe: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];202198
Not having used Frontpage, I can't advise on the best method/version.
Not having used Frontpage, I can't advise on the best method/version.
Apache does not need the extensions to connect to it, although your local site will be unable to use the Frontpage extensions.
The simplest of getting content from the PC on an Appache server located on the same PC is just to copy the HTML pages to the root of your website, which will be the HTDOCS directory of wherever you installed Apache to.
The simplest of getting content from the PC on an Appache server located on the same PC is just to copy the HTML pages to the root of your website, which will be the HTDOCS directory of wherever you installed Apache to.