Anyone have a tutorial or a easy how-to install apache on morphos???
Im using miamiDX and I want to use apache with php.

thttpd will be wellcome too

(both with php support)

Thx 4 all

Have much fun reading the docu.

Concerning thttpd: Did you already tried this:

http://wuarchive.wustl.edu/mirrors/NetBSD/NetBSD-current/pkgsrc/www/thttpd/README.html

The thttpd version on my Amiga didn't support any cgi stuff, so php shouldn't work. But I have an old version so I don't know how it is today.

Apache?? Hmm, I gave up on my Amiga and started up my linux box.

I wrote an article about using Apache and PHP but the text is in french ...

The Apache package I choose is not the latest but it works with PHP included : Apache_1.3.12.lha on Aminet. All things available on http://amiga-apache.home.pages.de seem to be less old but more complex.

thttpd from http://louise.amiga.lu works too with PHP but doesn't support MySQL calls (what I needed).

It would be great to port a recent version of Apache ... About MySQL, the MorphOS version still have problems (maybe due to ixemul ?).

I installed thttpd on MorphOS by just copying the drawers into my GG: environment, but it doesn't seem to work, it always gives me an 403 Error. Any idea what goes wrong?

1. Just uncompressed the thttpd archive where you want.
2. Start it with "starthttpd", be sure your TCP/IP stack is running
3. Run a browser and select the URL "http://127.0.01" or "http://localhost" or "http://192.168.0.x" with x to complete your IP address. I have to say it doesn't work with 127.0.0.1 (certainly due to a bad loopback configuration in Miami)
4. Try again with "test.php" at the end of the URL

http://pegasos.innoidea.hu/stuffz/GG/apache-1.3.27.tgz

1. extract the archive (e.g. with untgz from beta2 ftp)

2. install it like explained in the readme (copy apache directory to gg: and add entries to miami database)

3. load httpd.config from the apache directory and comment the user and group settings:

user www-data
group www-data

->
#user www-data
#group www-data

then the server runs as root, alternatively you could add the user/group to miami database... :)

4. load up http://127.0.0.1 or http//localhost

then it runs.It's a 1 minute job after all. :)


later you can edit the settings by changing the httpd.config, if you want.

regards,
tokai

Thx tokai, now I have apache running :)
............

Now I need A sql server. Anyone runs fine in mos??

I want to put phpnuke, xoops aor a similar portal/news site on it.

Does it work without the GG? Is there any MOS package what doesn't use it?

hmm.. even if you're not a developer I can only recommend to install the GeeksGadgets package (available @ mdc.morphos.net). It will make your life more easy, because it comes with some useful tools too (e.g. a lot packer: gzip, bzip2 etc.) and provides the environment for most 'quick' gnu ports.

regards,
tokai

Is there a httpd version with mod_rewrite other
than the sixk-port (1.3.20) ?
Every other amiga and mos-port seems to come without
this module.

The sixk-port gives me a lockup (for a few mins) when
a page is reloaded. So I'm looking for a replacement which is
supporting rewrite of urls with .htaccess.

Forget my question. Seems the problem only
occurs with Voyager. Tested now with IBrowse
and from remote with IE and they dont lockup
the scripts ... so I'll stick to the sixk port

And now I've even found a solution to use it with Voyager !
I've added in 'httpd.conf' (IfModule mod_setenvif.c) section

BrowserMatch "AmigaVoyager" nokeepalive

Now the problem is gone No idea what it does but it works

Is there any Apache with working GD (graphics library for reading, creating and saving various image formats) support?

On Louise-Page is a GD lib ... but I've not yet tested.

http://195.228.168.217/louise/