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Re: No Web Graphs

Though I haven't tried using Apple's Apache and admin tools in Panther, I
found the tools in Jaguar to be very limiting, buggy, and frustrating.
Especially the webpercache which should generally be turned off.

If you're running more than a few web sites, or want complete control, I
suggest you roll your own Apache and install it in /usr/local. All the
software you need to run Apache ( openssl, mod_ssl, php, mm, mod_perl )
builds easily in Panther. Plus, for the most part, you can just grab Apple's
modules (mod_hfs_apple.so, etc.) and plug 'em in.



on 7/29/04 11:34 AM, Steven Kolins at email@hidden wrote:
> I'm just getting into using OSX Server as a web server (having managed MM and
> WGM servers previously.) I found in 10.3 for the web section it possible to
> set
> the log to the "combined" style (though it is not the default) which seems a
> great advance over hacking config files so that the web analyzers would get
> more useful info. Most of the references on the web seem over a year old and
> don't know about this.

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