Apache Root

[MattK]

I just installed apache but I cant find the root dir. so I can replace the default page... HELP!

[Kyle Fenton]

What system are you on?
Any more info?

[Joe Ross]

Look in your apache confuguration file (httpd.conf) for the DocumentRoot setting.

[MattK]

its just the "out of the box config" running on XP

[Kyle Fenton]

Try Joe's suggestion. If you still can't find it, I would suggest right clicking on of the pictures of the default page, get the picture filename and try searching for it.

[Venkatesh]

Ok.

If you installed Apache on Windows, by default the root document dir is C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs or C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs, based on what version you are running.

I have been using Apache 1.3.x under Windows for a long time for my site (endeavour.zapto.org) and I have found it both slow and incredibly stable. I have found Apache 2.0.49 (the only 2.0.x I have used under Windows) to be very fast and rather unstable. If you want me to send you my config files and other details, PM me.

Good luck Apache-ing.

[MattK]

awsome \htdocs works!

Originally Posted by Venkatesh

Ok.

If you installed Apache on Windows, by default the root document dir is C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs or C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs, based on what version you are running.

I have been using Apache 1.3.x under Windows for a long time for my site (endeavour.zapto.org) and I have found it both slow and incredibly stable. I have found Apache 2.0.49 (the only 2.0.x I have used under Windows) to be very fast and rather unstable. If you want me to send you my config files and other details, PM me.

Good luck Apache-ing.

[Brandon Martus]

look for a folder called htdocs, possibly in c:\apache\ .. assuming thats where you installed it.

[Petey]

Originally Posted by MattK

its just the "out of the box config" running on XP

Oh Jesus.

I was about to help you 'cause I figured it was on your Mac. But XP...erp.

Good luck

*crosses self*

--Petey