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Apache for MacOS X	by flatlander	2003-03-18 09:44:09
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf (n/t)	by vbehyr	2003-03-18 10:08:09
no httpd.conf anywhere on the hard disk	by flatlander	2003-03-18 11:03:34
drop to shell, go root...	by McNutcase	2003-03-18 11:08:38
You're right, I had forgotten about /Private	by flatlander	2003-03-18 11:22:22
ah, hang on, does it have locate?	by McNutcase	2003-03-18 11:27:03
I like the bourne shells best too	by flatlander	2003-03-18 13:43:11
yes, it has locate, and it's much quicker than find for some reason. But no updatedb... shrug Concerning the config file, there seems to be no way I can edit the darn thing from any application that runs in the Finder, not even when I'm running the Finder as root. Crap, wish I knew how to use vi. Oh well. Another time I guess. Meanwhile, I can do the website testing on my Mandrake box where the configuration files aren't hidden from even the superuser. Or well, I guess I could test it on my workstation and leave it running on port 80.
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in that case, updatedb must be automagical	by McNutcase	2003-03-18 13:47:49
Hmm, I always did like pico	by flatlander	2003-03-18 14:38:43

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