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Ok, I've downloaded and built XFree86 (the CVS source code was 292 MB). While downloading, I noticed a *huge* fonts-folder and thought "wow, maybe this is a real estetic system, looking good and all". Imagine my surprise when I launched XDarwin and met twm (the window manager?). I mean, at...

Ahh...that's nice to hear ;) It could have been a 650 MB CD-sized distribution (scary thought to a modem user). Did you get the size-info via a CVS-command or by checking the tree in Finder's Info-palette? I think I'll have to go and study some docs on CVS.... Thanks for the info! /J.M.J.

Hello! I am currently fetching XFree86 using the instructions at http://www.xfree86.org/4.1.0/Darwin.html I did the CVS command to get the source. I should probably be using the binaries, but I tried that a few weeks ago and never got it to work when running the install script. Anyway, I'm...

I did "ls -l" on the WebServer directory. I learned that there is a difference between <br><br>[localhost:/] username%<br> and <br>[localhost:~] username%<br>:)<br>Anyways, there was a few "w" missing, so I tested with <br><br>chmod a+w Documents<br><br>and first it didn't work at all because...

I guess that's possible. When I try to save a document in the documents folder from within TextEdit, TE just says "Couldn't save document as /Library/WebServer/Documents/test.html". And when I view the folder called "Documents" in the Finder...sorry, in the Desktop, there is this pen with a...

PHP is working. Apache is up and running. But Apache automatically locks the Documents directory while the webserver is on. This means I have to turn it off (and reboot too for the change to take effect?) before I can save a file in the Documents directory. And then I have to turn the webserver...

Ok, I followed lucifers's link and downloaded the package that contained an installer. I experienced the Mac-like install and saw the php-info appear when typing localhost/test.php in the browser. Nice that some person had made an installer, cause editing that config file wasn't a very smooth...

Hello! I read that OS X comes with Apache web server. I looked around in the system and found a few files in the "library/webserver" directory. I didn't find any program files, so I went on and opened the manual and began reading on the file...