From: ray on
On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 15:53:53 -0800, oraclmaster wrote:

> I am new to Suse 10.0. Can someone walk me through the steps to host a
> website? There is a folder in my home directory called public_html, is
> this the directory in which I place my index.html? How do I configure
> ports to share my website? Can I change my website address to something
> creative besides an IP address, such as user(a)user.org or some such?

You can run Apache to do a local (intranet) web server. Usually this
expects the web files to be somewhere under /var/www - this is setup
dependent. There are going to be a lot of issues making this available to
the outside world through your ISP - in my opinion, you'd be a lot better
off using a commercial web host - like www.netfirms.com. I do mine
(rcarter.net) through netfirms for a total cost of about $65/year. I
develop at home, even check from other machines on the local net and then
upload.

From: Robert Hull on
In alt.os.linux.suse, on Thu 19 January 2006 23:53,
oraclmaster(a)gmail.com <oraclmaster(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> I am new to Suse 10.0. Can someone walk me through the steps to host a
> website?

To get started, yo should use Yast / Network Services / HTTP Server

You may also want to read up the documentation for Apache2 which should
be installed on yor system at
/usr/share/doc/howto/en/html/Apache-Overview-HOWTO.html

If it is not installed, then there is also the doc on the web at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/

> Can I change my website address to
> something creative besides an IP address, such as user(a)user.org or
> some such?
This probably involves registering a domain and possibly (depending on
yor ISP) using dyndns.org

I recommend you to take one step at a time.
--
Robert
Keep the Yule Logs burning !
From: Blinky the Shark on
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 09:03:39 -0700, ray wrote:

> On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 15:53:53 -0800, oraclmaster wrote:
>
>> I am new to Suse 10.0. Can someone walk me through the steps to host a
>> website? There is a folder in my home directory called public_html, is
>> this the directory in which I place my index.html? How do I configure
>> ports to share my website? Can I change my website address to something
>> creative besides an IP address, such as user(a)user.org or some such?
>
> You can run Apache to do a local (intranet) web server. Usually this
> expects the web files to be somewhere under /var/www - this is setup
> dependent.

Apache can be set up to serve ~/public_html. I have my local mirror
of http://blinkynet.net running that way.


--
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From: piscesboy on
Thanks for the info everybody. I have just found out the intricacies of
YaST's HTTP Server control center.

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