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Asked by walker6o9 in Apache Web Server
So I have server on our network but addressing it directly is not bringing up a web page, and I dont know the proper path for where the web files are stored. I think I have found it, but still I need to know how to address it. It appears to be a PHP site, and its running on OS Xs Apache web server. I dont really know how to proceed. I also cant just map
www.theSiteName.com to xxx.xxx.xxx.xx (the servers address) as I thought I could, but even if I did, that address is what I tried in the first place. I also tried using OS Xs Server Admin program to start up web services, which were pre-configed for the external IP address of the web site, and re-configed its web server service for its local address but no dice. I think they are running a custom config of Apache.
Basically, anything anyone could say to clarify would be greatly appreciated. If you read this please just write whatever comes into your head and post it, as I really just need to here what someone else thinks on this in order to clear it for myself.
20090824-EE-VQP-74 / EE_QW_2_20070628
