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I have Acer G540 Server with RHEL 4 Update 6 + Oracle 10 g Installed. Some application is running CentOS 4.something. i want to set it up like the node webspace, ie. have the ftp home folder the same as the Apache root location. Since I cannot find Apache I assume it isnt installed, so I have downloaded it, but don't know how to get it from my PC machine to my CentOS machine to compile and install it?
Following are the simple steps there you can easily configure your apache server.
You need to Set up the shared file system for the service. This filesystem is used to house the website's content. Try to install Apache software on both cluster systems. Now check for the services which need to be Added to the cluster database.Use the mkfs command to create an ext2 file system on the partition you created in the previous step.
Go to CentOS and download a copy of CentOS Linux and install it, Once your CentOS is installed. Open a terminal, and type yum install httpd and follow on screen instruction to install apache web server.There are quite a few packages that do this, though I don't use any of them personally so can't say if one is better than the other.The problem was caused by the fact that 64 bit architectures store their modules in /usr/lib64/php/modules instead of /usr/lib/php/modules.
Here i will explain you steps which you need to follow for installation.
- Apache Install
- Setup ServerName
- Check for you Default Page on browser
- setup Chkconfig and at the end
- Install PHP5
I set up Apache and php..Php works at the command line with php-i but does not work with Apache.
To test if php is running, go to /var/www/html and create an index.php file with the content below
Quote:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>