The document provides instructions for installing and configuring an Apache web server on Linux. It discusses downloading and unpacking the Apache files, running configuration commands like make and make install, editing the httpd.conf file to configure server settings and start the Apache service, and testing the installation by accessing the server locally. It also covers additional configuration topics like setting up virtual hosts and file permissions.

1. Chapter Apache Installation on Linux

26. Server Configuration

30. Starting and Stopping Apache

33. Chapter Apache Installation in Linux-Mandrake

35. Linux Unix Windows Linux: Where Unix meets Windows GUI based approach to Apache installation.

37. Checking for Already Installed Apache

39. Launching ktail to Monitor the Installation Alt F2 opens a mini command line

40. Providing root Password

41. Accessing the Service Activity

42. Activating the httpd Service

43. Starting Stopping and Restarting Apache

44. Monitoring Start, Stop and Restart

45. Accessing the Web

46. Accessing the Web Server Using Localhost

47. Gain Access as Super User to root

48. Root Folder(File)

49. Location of Apache Files

50. Bookmark the Location

51. Location od Web Files

52. Renamed Index.html

54. KDE File Manager as a Limited Web Browser

55. Accessing the Website from Other Machines Use IP Address

56. Location of Logs

57. Drag and Drop Logs into ktail for Viewing

58. Other Details in Error Log

60. Other Details in Access Log

62. Location of conf Files A copy has been made of the conf files folder

64. Locating Apache’s Main httpd.conf File

65. Editing httpd.conf Using Kedit

66. Disabling Some Kedit Options Before Saving Changes to httpd.conf

67. Section1: Modules

70. Creating index.php3 for Testing of php3 Support

71. Testing for php3 Support

74. Location of Web Documents (Root)

76. Display of Directory Listing

80. Redirecting 404 and Other Error Messages

81. Viewing of Serve Status Other IP addresses may be specified for viewing of server status from other machines.

82. Display of Server Status From a different machine.

83. Server Type and Port Numbers

86. Phantom User

87. Location of Apache Configuration

88. Server Name

90. Access to Local Host Name

91. Adding a Host Name

92. The New Name

94. Permissions on Folders

95. Access Given to Folders Permission given to others.

96. Right Clicking on Folders to Give Permission

99. Giving Permission using the chmod Command

100. Virtual Hosting

105. End of Module

107. END OF PRESENTATION