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Dave.
Senior Member

USA
1037 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  19:25:58  Show Profile
Anyone got this installed? I'd like to use Chili!ASP and I just can't understand how to configure this.

I installed it with the .msi installer. And I started to edit the conf file, but I'm not sure what is necessary. I have my Main folder set to G:\inetpub and my web folder is G:\inetpub\wwwRoot but I don't know how to get the thing to respond when I use http://my_IP_here:8080

And It says (when I try to install Chili!ASP that it's not installed!

Thanks

spyordie007
Junior Member

USA
408 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  19:46:20  Show Profile  Visit spyordie007's Homepage  Send spyordie007 an AOL message
sorry I've never even seen Chilisoft run on Win with Apache, why not just use IIS?

-Spy

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Dave.
Senior Member

USA
1037 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  20:38:24  Show Profile
quote:
Originally posted by spyordie007

sorry I've never even seen Chilisoft run on Win with Apache, why not just use IIS?

-Spy



I know it will run, posts here say it will.

The computer I need this on is my desktop (Not my laptop with the IIS that doesn't work) and It has the evil XP Home Edition on it. XP Home won't run IIS or PWS, and I tried the hack, but it still wouldn't load.
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spyordie007
Junior Member

USA
408 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  20:41:53  Show Profile  Visit spyordie007's Homepage  Send spyordie007 an AOL message
so I'm assuming this is just a test server? Why not just get yourself a free ASP host, it seems much easier for both a test server and also a production server.

-Spy

Power - The only narcotic controlled by the SEC, not the FDA.

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Doug G
Support Moderator

USA
6493 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  20:42:27  Show Profile
In linux there is a httpd.conf file (RedHat). The configuration file is a text file that's heavily commented for each setting. I save the original for good luck then the basic changes I needed to do were to set up the server name, aliases and virtual directories.

I have no clue about Apache for Windows, never used it.

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Dave.
Senior Member

USA
1037 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  20:47:26  Show Profile
I have a free host, and I also have dial-up internet, uploading and downloading just test files takes too long, so I thought I could do this. So is there any other way to get some sort of ASP working?
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spyordie007
Junior Member

USA
408 Posts

Posted - 24 March 2003 :  20:51:34  Show Profile  Visit spyordie007's Homepage  Send spyordie007 an AOL message
you can afford chilisoft but you cant afford win XP Pro?

-Spy

Power - The only narcotic controlled by the SEC, not the FDA.

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lofty
Junior Member

USA
158 Posts

Posted - 25 March 2003 :  00:51:19  Show Profile  Visit lofty's Homepage
Go to apache.org and rtfm on how to use the httpd.conf file.

If you want it to listen on port 8080, then you have to tell apache what port to listen to. If you don't post the contents of your apache conf file, then no one can help you.
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Dave.
Senior Member

USA
1037 Posts

Posted - 27 March 2003 :  15:22:36  Show Profile
O.K.

http://www.railway-forum.com/httpd.conf.txt

Thanks.
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lofty
Junior Member

USA
158 Posts

Posted - 28 March 2003 :  18:39:13  Show Profile  Visit lofty's Homepage
maybe change this:
#Listen 12.34.56.78:80
Listen 0.0.0.0

To this:
#Listen 12.34.56.78:80
Listen 0.0.0.0:8080

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