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	== Ubuntu Server Edition ==		== Ubuntu Server Edition ==
	The 'htdocs' folder is located in '/var/www'		The 'htdocs' folder is located in '/var/www'
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	Installing the Apache2 web server requires a single command with working internet connection in Ubuntu too:		Installing the Apache2 web server requires a single command with working internet connection in Ubuntu too:

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	First you might need a clarification of what a web server is, please refer to [[w:Web_server]] for details. In the following we will assume, you have got a running computer and you are trying to set up the software environment for serving your web pages.		First you might need a clarification of what a web server is, please refer to [[Wikipedia:Web_server]] for details. In the following we will assume, you have got a running computer and you are trying to set up the software environment for serving your web pages.

	== Debian GNU/Linux ==		== Debian GNU/Linux ==
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	=== Related resources ===		=== Related resources ===

	[[w:XAMPP]]		[[Wikipedia:XAMPP]]

	[http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html Windows installer]		[http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html Windows installer]

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	A web server ~~allows one~~ to ~~host files and/or a website or web services. Generally webservers are dedicated computers, many of which run the~~ [[~~topic~~:~~Linux\|GNU/Linux]~~] ~~Operating System ([[Topic:OS\|OS~~]]). ~~This guide~~ will ~~walk~~ you ~~through implementing~~ a ~~Debian GNU/Linux based webserver~~ and ~~then other operating systems of~~ your ~~choice~~.		First you might need a clarification of what a web server is, please refer to [[w:Web_server]] for details. In the following we will assume, you have got a running computer and you are trying to set up the software environment for serving your web pages.

	== Debian GNU/Linux ==		== Debian GNU/Linux ==
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	== Ubuntu Server Edition ==		== Ubuntu Server Edition ==
	~~During the installation, choose the option for a LAMP server. This will install '''L'''inux, '''A'''pache, '''M'''ySQL and '''P'''HP.~~ The 'htdocs' folder is located in '/var/www'		The 'htdocs' folder is located in '/var/www'

	Installing the Apache2 web server requires a single command with working internet connection in Ubuntu too:		Installing the Apache2 web server requires a single command with working internet connection in Ubuntu too:

wikademia>Devourer09: /* Windows Webserver with XAMPP */

2008-09-27T02:53:38Z

Windows Webserver with XAMPP

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	This is very straightforward, you simply search for XAMPP on the internet and download the windows installer. Permission problems for Vista have come up, but these are solved by choosing the root of C: drive as the install directory and should be handled for you. It would be beneficial to change it to C:\xampp drive if it isn't already for simplicity. It will also prompt for whether you want to install the Apache web server and mySQL database as services. If you select as a service, the software will be started during the boot; if not, you will need to manually start and stop them from the XAMPP control panel in the program listings every time you need them. Your choice should reflect how much memory and processing power you have. This software package is mainly for sandbox testing of web pages on personal computers, not actual web servers for security reasons.		This is very straightforward, you simply search for XAMPP on the internet and download the windows installer. Permission problems for Vista have come up, but these are solved by choosing the root of C: drive as the install directory and should be handled for you. It would be beneficial to change it to C:\xampp drive if it isn't already for simplicity. It will also prompt for whether you want to install the Apache web server and mySQL database as services. If you select as a service, the software will be started during the boot; if not, you will need to manually start and stop them from the XAMPP control panel in the program listings every time you need them. Your choice should reflect how much memory and processing power you have. This software package is mainly for sandbox testing of web pages on personal computers, not actual web servers for security reasons.

			=== Related resources ===

	[[w:XAMPP]]		[[w:XAMPP]]

wikademia>Devourer09: /* Windows Webserver with XAMPP */

2008-09-27T02:53:01Z

Windows Webserver with XAMPP

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	[[w:XAMPP]]		[[w:XAMPP]]
	[http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html]
			[http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html Windows installer]

	== Zope Webserver ==		== Zope Webserver ==

wikademia>Devourer09: /* Windows Webserver with XAMPP */

2008-09-27T02:52:26Z

Windows Webserver with XAMPP

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	This is very straightforward, you simply search for XAMPP on the internet and download the windows installer. Permission problems for Vista have come up, but these are solved by choosing the root of C: drive as the install directory and should be handled for you. It would be beneficial to change it to C:\xampp drive if it isn't already for simplicity. It will also prompt for whether you want to install the Apache web server and mySQL database as services. If you select as a service, the software will be started during the boot; if not, you will need to manually start and stop them from the XAMPP control panel in the program listings every time you need them. Your choice should reflect how much memory and processing power you have. This software package is mainly for sandbox testing of web pages on personal computers, not actual web servers for security reasons.		This is very straightforward, you simply search for XAMPP on the internet and download the windows installer. Permission problems for Vista have come up, but these are solved by choosing the root of C: drive as the install directory and should be handled for you. It would be beneficial to change it to C:\xampp drive if it isn't already for simplicity. It will also prompt for whether you want to install the Apache web server and mySQL database as services. If you select as a service, the software will be started during the boot; if not, you will need to manually start and stop them from the XAMPP control panel in the program listings every time you need them. Your choice should reflect how much memory and processing power you have. This software package is mainly for sandbox testing of web pages on personal computers, not actual web servers for security reasons.

			[[w:XAMPP]]
			[http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html]

	== Zope Webserver ==		== Zope Webserver ==

wikademia>Devourer09 at 02:43, 27 September 2008

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	A web server allows one to host files and/or a website or web services. Generally webservers are dedicated computers, many of which run the [[topic:Linux\|GNU/Linux]] Operating System ([[Topic:OS\|OS]]). This guide will walk you ~~throug~~ implementing a Debian GNU/Linux based webserver and then other operating systems of your choice.		A web server allows one to host files and/or a website or web services. Generally webservers are dedicated computers, many of which run the [[topic:Linux\|GNU/Linux]] Operating System ([[Topic:OS\|OS]]). This guide will walk you through implementing a Debian GNU/Linux based webserver and then other operating systems of your choice.

	== Debian GNU/Linux ==		== Debian GNU/Linux ==