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northface

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Posted: Jan. 24 2006,03:25

tripes_inn

just saw your post.

lets start with .tar

1. when I untared things i used example:

tar -xvf file.tar

2. ip address are either static or dynamic. static ip's are ip addresses that don't change. Dynamic ip addresses are issued by a dhcp server and have leases that are set by the isp you get them from. If you have a dynamic ip address and you have a domain name then you can either,

a) update the dns zone file manually everytime it changes.

b) try dynamicdns or something of the sort to do it for you.

"but i have understant that it's necessary to have an host anyway yes ? (ftp://ftp....)"

the first part of (ftp://ftp....) tells the browser that ftp is the protocol that you are using [File Transfer Protocol]
the second part is a host record located in the dns zone file for the domain.

example:

www 10.1.1.2
ftp 10.1.1.3

to test the monkey web server try: (http://127.0.0.1)that should take you to a index.html page located in the root directory that monkey web server uses by default.

the httpd.conf file is the configuration file that the http daemon uses for directions. It only does what you tell it to do.

servername www
or
servername 10.1.1.2
or you could put the dynamic ip address that is issued by the isp.

servername www will reference what the name of your webserver is and the websever will listen to requests that are pointed to it by the dns server.

<virtualhost> is a directive that allows you to host multiple websites from the same webserver.

Begin
<VirtualHost *> <-- Not sure what the * is
ServerName www.domain.com <-- Listens for requests
DocumentRoot /chemin/des/html <-- folder where html docs are
</VirtualHost> <--similar to html tags
end
<VirtualHost *>
ServerName www1.domain.net
DocumentRoot /autre/chemin/des/html
</VirtualHost>

I hope that this helps. I dont speak french. I hope that I understood you right. Feel free to post back and I will reply.

NorthFace

tripes_inn Offline

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Posted: Jan. 25 2006,10:57

first , thanks for .tar,

i have make it for dyndns agent (on darweb.com) . in /tmp
there is the read me, install, dyn.rc and dyndns files

but where do I install software ?? and .....how ?
install command want something more.

but anyway if i haven't got a domain name,
i have to put my IP dynamic every time it change to
httpd.conf, yes ??

but I can't find httpd.conf, do i have to create it in /etc,
I have tried but it 's write protect.

for monkey web server, no problem. on 127.0.0.1 there is my first page that I saved on index.html in htdocs

is there a mydsl extension as dyndnsagent ??

thanks

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jerome

northface

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Posted: Jan. 25 2006,17:42

as far as the dyndns agent I havent checked that out yet.

put the dynamic ipaddress in httpd.conf

servername=[dynamic ip address]

to find the httpd.conf * if you havent yet

find / -name httpd.conf -print

i havent checked out the mydsl extension stuff out yet.

heres a link: http://www.faqs.org/docs/securing/chap29sec245.html

tripes_inn Offline

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Posted: Jan. 25 2006,20:11

"find" works well but

find / httpd.conf

no such file or directorie...

i will create it in a new directorie /httpd

and write what you've write

welcome in editor world !

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jerome