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From: Caleb Walker <cwalker@cwalk.org>
To: Joe.Warner@smed.com, freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject: Re: Publishing with Apache
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2000 00:19:36 -0700
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One thing that I do for my little network as well as I have seen other
wise is to make the directory that you are going to let them use for
web content their home directory.  Let them use ftp to get it in there.
They can use frontpage to publish web to a FTP site by typing
ftp://hostname and it will automatically ask for a user name and
password.  The other thing would be to install front page extensions
for the frontpage users.
I personally like the ftp route.

On Fri, 08 Sep 2000, Joe.Warner@smed.com wrote:
#Hi,
#
#  I'm using FreeBSD 3.4 and am running an Apache 1.3 server as part of our
#local intranet at work.
#
#I need to find an easy way for content publishers in different departments
#to be able to compose
#and publish web pages to my Apache server.  I've read all the documentation
#that comes
#with Apache, as well as relevant chapters in different reference books but
#haven't found any
#easy to follow instructions that tells how to set up this kind of access.
#
#I know that one way to do this is to add a new module into Apache's
#configuration but
#all the instructions I've seen on this, tell you to run ./configure
#--add-module=/path/to/mod_put.c
#but it doesn't tell you where to do this from.  I think I remember seeing a
#reference to /usr/apache/src but
#I don't have that directory on my system.
#
#I've already tried adding the "LoadModule" and "AddModule" lines to my
#httpd.conf file but this doesn't work.
#I keep getting a syntax-type error when I restart the server, so I had to
#go back and comment out the
#lines.
#
#I've downloaded the module mod_put.c and placed it in
#/usr/local/libexec/apache.
#
#Any help or info on this would be appreciated.  I really need to be able to
#make content publishing easy for
#our users.
#
#Thanks
#
#Joe
#
#
#
#
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Thank You,
Caleb Walker
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