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Article:		Apache Web-Serving with Mac OS X: Part 1
Subject:		NOT FOUND
Date:		2005-11-30 03:40:50
From:		NewMacUser
I was turning on the Web sharing. But when I open the browser and writes http://127.0.0.1/~myshirtusername/ or http://localhost/~myshortusername/ or just http://127.0.0.1/ .... I just get the message: Not Found. The requested URL... was not found at this server. Apache/1.3.33 Server at cak.local port 80 What is wrong? I tryed to find the httpd.conf file, to take a look at the root adress, but I didn't find it.

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• server running?
  2005-11-30 05:31:20  muenchow [View]
  
  
  It appears that your server is not running. From a terminal, try the command
  
  sudo apachectl start
  
  which may give you some diagnostics on conflicts or permissions. On my G4 PowerBook running OS X 10.4.3 the httpd.conf file is in /etc/httpd
  
  Good luck, Andreas
• Seems to me it's running ok.
  2005-11-30 11:09:42  NewMacUser [View]
  
  
  Thank's Andreas, but it doesn't seem to be the probleme.?!
  
  The terminal gave me this answear:
  /usr/sbin/apachectl start: httpd (pid 123) alredy running ...
  
  I can find the file httpd.html.html, but I just can't find the httpd.conf file. I've searcht the whole machine.
  
  I'll serach one more time...:-/
• Seems to me it's running ok.
  2005-12-03 22:02:32  muenchow [View]
  
  
  Good, your server is running. Next, check the advanced options in your firewall settings (system preferences -> Sharing-> Firewall->Advanced, and make sure that the stealth mode is turned off. Don't ask me why, I am new to this, too.
  
  andreas
  
  P.S.: You may need to search from a terminal to find your httpd.conf file, try the command
  
  cd /etc/httpd
  
  and then
  
  ls -la
  
  and see what you get.
• Seems to me it's running ok.
  2007-01-17 22:21:09  Jessek [View]
  
  
  I don't have an HTTPd.conf file. I used the search terms above and it just seem like I haven't had one for a couple of years. When I do a search nothing comes up. Can I get one from somewhere or have apache create another?