Article:		Homemade Dot-Mac with OS X, Part 2
Subject:		Where is the httpd.conf for Jaguar?
Date:		2002-09-22 09:14:30
From:		anonymous2
I set up Jaguar's web server and replaced the plethera of pages with a single one (index.htm). It didn't work. Jaguar's Apache seems to be setup to detect language and it uses another extension for display. I had to change my index.htm to index.html.en (I assume this is english). I went into the manual and it stated that the settings were changed in a settings file named httpd.conf. I can't find it. The only thing that I can find is a file named httpd.conf.pm that states it generates a httpd.conf file. How do I change the basic settings for Apache in Jaguar?

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• Where is the httpd.conf for Jaguar?
  2002-09-22 19:51:48  Alan Graham | [View]
  
  
  Should find it in:
  
  /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
  
  Make a backup before you edit it.
• BTW...
  2002-09-23 12:06:45  Alan Graham | [View]
  
  
  "index.htm" isn't defined in httpd.conf by default. The default is only "index.html".
  
  The "index.html.en" works because language negotiation is turned on as well, but "index.html" will work just fine.
  
  Also...the etc location can only be seen by terminal, unless you use Go>Go to Folder.
  
  Special nod to James!