Learning Apache Using A Minimal httpd configuration

[nasirali-fsfk]

Sir thank you very much, you have taught the basics of the apache very nicely and clearly. May God Bless you and your family.

[carlwh]

I did notice you've got a lot of videos on Citrix, I'll be sure to go over them thoroughly, I imagine that comes up a lot in Industry. Never heard of MDT but I just googled it. I've used Ghost quite a bit but can't imagine seeing it too often. Thank you very much for your advice.

[wetlandwake]

lmao thanks dude still using this 12 yrs later

[rizwanedits]

Good day, A Top Class video to understand basics of apache web server in few minutes, God bless you, it help me a lot for preparing ex200 web server question

[matorres]

Video is very informative. However, this seems to be based on version 2.2. I am following along but I am stuck with an error that Invalid command 'User' . From documentation it has to do with differences from 2.2 to 2.4 and the modules loaded.

Do you have an updated 'minimum list" of modules that are needed for 2.4?

i musing linux apache2 server and wish to have it not on /var/www but on another rive iv set my conf files but it still points to /var/www can you make a tut for having a web server on another drive completely?

[emansrnme]

Thank you for your video. You said, that there is no change in configuration between Solaris and Linux apache. Do you have an idea, what can be the cause of website that runs correctly under Solaris (apache v. 1.4) stop showing JavaScript elements at all under Redhat (apache v 2.2)?

[carlwh]

Thank you very much for your helpful videos, I've been watching for a few months now. As someone who is currently studying for the Cisco NP Certification, what Sysadmin skills would you suggest are best to learn? I have a general sense of UNIX/Linux and it's file system etc. I'm wondering what would most come in handy when I enter my first job next year or do you think a Cisco guy should just stick to routers and switches?
Thanks

[didandoa]

Hi,
First of all, i want to say that the videos are so useful and interesting, so hanks.
I've been configuring apache with userdir mod in order to allow every user has his own Documentroot directory, so he will be able to host the web without be the superuser...

[maxpolaris]

I found it useful, now onto the next video.

[pfranklin]

I followed these direction and my server wont start. It says "No MPM loaded"

[saadnaeem]

thanks for sharing the video. it is really to the point configuration video

[Smileplz]

Hi Sir, I want to configure per session 1GBPS throughput, What is the method for that

[lcm.]

Thanks for the video very useful very nice explained

[alpenwasser]

Hey, you don't look like a penguin! :D
Very useful video series, have been looking for something like this for quite a while.

[carlwh]

I'd actually never heard of CompTIA until now, so I'm looking into it. I have a little knowledge of active directory but I can't really administrate GP or anything big. I am actually very good at Vim now, I installed GVim about a year ago and have been practicing it pretty hard. I have 20+ years in Windows Client but very little in server. In your experience, what sort of administrating did you do?

[didandoa]

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The problem is, when I use the $_SERVER['DOCUMENTROOT'] Php function for knowing which is the path where the script is executing from, it tells me that such document is located in /var./wwv/html and not in /home/user/public_html(that is where I've got it).
Could you or anyone who reads this one guide properly for setting up the Apache server as I want.
Thank you very much

[TebTengri]

Given how long Apache has been around, it's a really really patchy server now.

[afrondice]

Thanks, you is the best ! Please tutorial for windows ! I not use Linux ! Don't know Linux ! Thanks !

[MrAlokdivine]

sadly no subtitles not accessible for deaf learners :(