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Just a simple question. The default page is index.html on the apache web server in OS X. How do I add other common default pages like default.htm, index.htm or index.php? Thanks.

When i type, for instance, man sshd this is what comes out: /usr/bin/man: illegal option -- C man, version 1.1 There are no aliases set for man. I'm using bash. It doesn't work in tcsh either. It worked in 10.1.5, I'm using 10.2 now. (6c115.) Any ideas? Oh, and this is my MANPATH...

Does .Mac home pages support PHP? I need a host that supports PHP. Twister

I've noticed that within Internet Explorer many webpages from Apple's own site do not display correctly. Anyone else experice this with IE 5.1 or 5.2? I've noticed it with both.

i have a YP users server running on an sgi on my network, how do i set up macosx client on my macs to pick up the user information for consisitent logins accross my network like i have on my sgi boxes? thanks :confused:

In a post about "web surfing ... from darwin", forum user slur suggests to use the unix program links. I downloaded the compiled version from slur's site, and was able to look at the MacInTouch page with it, pretty cool. However, I couldn't access a different page, which is...

are web pages a taxable product or are they a service? our company has had a few jobs, but we're still learning how to stand. can any advice (mainly about starting the company and taxation) be given for a budding (and quickly growing) web design company? thanks.

how can i scroll inside man pages? i often use the man command inside the terminal, but i havent yet figured out how to scroll down to read the whole manual :D

Some times I can't access some web pages. Pages like apple.com allways works but this site macosx.com won't load some times and alot of other sites aswell, I get a message saying can't locate host or simular errors. Why is that????? Some times if I restart my computer it works again, it's not...

GUYS VISIT IT AND REPLY! WE NOW HAVE 8!!! PAGES! :D :D :D Thankx, AppleWatcher

Amstrad PedPad 600 http://www.blakespot.com/nino/html/pdas_penpad.html http://web.ukonline.co.uk/cliff.lawson/penpad.htm http://www.i-m.de/home/compmuseum/taschcom/penpad.htm (last one is in german) HP Omni Go http://www.blakespot.com/nino/html/pdas_ogo.html Sony Magic Link...

Hello, I'm using Mac OS X (10.04) on Beige G3 300mhz 192mb RAM. I'm trying to connect to my OS X apache/tomcat server from within the Classic environment. Inside OS X you can simply use 127.0.0.1 to connect but this doesn't work when using a browser inside Classic. Is there any way...

I have been having some troubles getting my newly created web pages to fit certain browsers in OS X. Would you please go to http://www.applecoreonline.com and tell me what browser you are using and how well it fits in the screen?

Am I missing something or is chown missing? I get a man page for it, but can't find the executable. Also has anyone else notived misleading man pages, e.g. 'man route' doesn't agree with what you get if you actually try to you /sbin/route, e.g. '/sbin/route show' doesn't work, tho' the man...

--> vulgarity starts here Damn piece of sh*t!!!! Damn non standard crap!!!! I have been making my web page in mac greek (well my greek counterpart anyway) and windoze users claim they cant read it! I tried the ISO8859-7 piece of cr@p (aka ELOT 928)...still the same :mad: I thought OS X...

I've been trying to find out the best way to run active server pages on my MacOSX Apache server. The only tool I've found is iASP from Halcyon Software. Unfortunately, I've had no luck installing iTools or iASP so far. They appear to install, but I can't seem to get to the configuration page.

I see several entries in /usr/share/man but I cannot get any answers when I type 'man set' or 'man setenv'. And when I type 'apropos setenv' I get: apropos: no whatis.db file found

The threads seem to be split up into pages, presumably to make them not impose too much download overhead, this is however causing "usability issues" In MacOSX.com > OS X Unix Related Discussions Getting Apache webserver to run on OS X PB The last person on the first page makes a comment...

Apparently, there will be a port of the Java based iASP (www.halcyonsoft.com) solution to add into your apache on MacOSX... This will be great for those of us who develop web sites for people who use the evil empires web servers...