SERWeb should be accessible as http://<ip_of_the_host>/serweb.
If that returns 404 then you need to create /serweb alias in Apache configuration. You can do so by including /etc/serweb/apache.conf file in the main Apache configuration file.
Jan.
On 29-09-2005 16:40, Elad Dotan wrote:
Hi, I've installed 4 RPM files on a Fedora CORE 3. The RPM are:
ser-0.9.3-0.i386.rpm php-pecl-classkit-0.4-2.i386.rpm ser-mysql-0.9.3-0.i386.rpm serweb-0.9.3-0.i386.rpm I enabled the httpd and mysql service. I'm not sure what to do next. All the Documentation I have is related to source flies and not RPM. Ser is working but I don't know how to configure the serweb in order for it to work.
I tried: http:// but I get an error.
where can I find documentation about ser web? Thanks, Elad.
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