Date: Thu, 19 Aug 2004 22:10:18 -0500 From: Dustin Puryear <dustin@puryear-it.com> To: doc@freebsd.org Subject: network-apache.html diff Message-ID: <20040820031018.GA71816@watcher.puryear-it.com>
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Hi. I attempted to post my network-apache.html edits last month, but I didn't use the proper format. Here is a diff. I just downloaded the latest version of network-apache.html from freebsd.org/doc/. %rcsdiff network-apache.html =================================================================== RCS file: RCS/network-apache.html,v retrieving revision 1.1 diff -r1.1 network-apache.html 47c47 < installation media. If you did not install <b class="APPLICATION">Apache</b> when you --- > installation media as a port. If you did not install <b class="APPLICATION">Apache</b> when you 102c102,104 < (i.e., use <tt class="HOSTID">www</tt> instead of the host's real name).</p> --- > (i.e., use <tt class="HOSTID">www</tt> instead of the host's real name). You should note > that you must use a valid DNS domain name, i.e., the domain name must resolve on the > client's machine.</p> 116,117c118,119 < class="APPLICATION">Apache</b> configuration file before making changes. Once you are < satisfied with your initial configuration you are ready to start running <b --- > class="APPLICATION">Apache</b> configuration file before making changes (e.g., via RCS). > Once you are satisfied with your initial configuration you are ready to start running <b 250c252,255 < class="FILENAME">www/apache13-modperl</tt></a> port.</p> --- > class="FILENAME">www/apache13-modperl</tt></a> port. (If you have already installed > www/apache13 then use the www/mod_perl port, which will add the mod_perl > functionality to an existing Apache installation.)</p> > 265a271,278 > > <p>You should note that the www/mod_php3, www/mod_php4, lang/php4, and lang/php5 currently require that > www/apache13 be installed by default. This is normally a reasonable assumption, but not > always. You may have installed a variation of the www/apache13 port, such as > www/apache13-modssl, instead. When installing PHP with an Apache port other than > www/apache13 specify the port that you originally installed using > the flag APACHE_PORT=www/<i>apache-port</i> when invoking make.</p> >help
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