Setting up Apache2...

[Pierson]

Unless you have an affinity towards windows XP or you want to continue using it as a work station, I might suggest switching to a Linux based OS. While I have some servers running Mandrake and SuSE, the easiest to install and administer is a free Red Hat based distro called Clark Connect . It is very easy to use, just download the ISO and install it. Do understand though, that this will become the sole OS for the computer and that there is no GUI.

It comes with Apache, FTP, Mail, and other servers either installed or ready to be installed.

[evulish]

It would greatly help if you could post the exact errors and your httpd.conf file.

[Mike AA]

Thank You everyone that helped me out with this. I finally got Apache to work and got the website linked to it. I will be getting a full fledged website set up then getting file sharing setup. I will be involved as a volunteer on a new F.I.R.S.T. Team this year ( I was on 74 for the last 6 or so years ). This server will be the location of our teams website and I will be setting it up much like 108 did with the movie files and make it available to be uploaded and downloaded. It'll have plenty of space to store each years competitons at high quality.

Again Thanks for all your help!