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off_grid_living
twtxt.net
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Hey all your computer experts, I am having trouble with running Apache on my Ubuntu machine using Vine, the problem I think is configuring the /apache/conf/httpd.conf file, I usually NotePad2.exe edit it and change the path to the appropriate files

For example see the next post
prologic
twtxt.net
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@off_grid_living cc @mckinley can you help here? 🙏
prologic
twtxt.net
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@off_grid_living cc @mckinley can you help here? 🙏
stigatle
yarn.stigatle.no
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@off_grid_living Is there a particular reason why you run it through wine? And not the 'standard' ubuntu way of doing it? It'll make it much easier to make sure things are working the way it should.. :)
lyse
lyse.isobeef.org
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@off_grid_living @stigatle It's been a few years that I used Apache, but I also strongly recommend to run the Linux version. As root: apt-get install apache2 Its configuration file is probably _/etc/apache2_/apache2.conf_ these days. https://ubuntu.com/server/docs/how-to-install-apache2
off_grid_living
twtxt.net
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I see so there is a Linux version of Apache? My particular version of Apache for Windows, was intentionally cut down, to very few files, under 6MB if I remember, the PHP5 file seems to do most of the hard work (a 5MB folder)
I see php5.dll is 4.8 MB in size, hence one file is causing my version of Apache to be this size. So all up there are 22 files in the total Apache folder. Thanks for the tip Lyse.