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Author: DonHarropdon@nis4u.com
Date:  
Subject: apache
In the httpd.conf file I've finally played with the server-status and
server-info directives. Very cool! I wish I would have started playing
with them earlier. :-) But, there is another directive for viewing system
documents in /usr/doc (or wherever) that I can't seem to get working.
>From the looks of the default syntax it should just work if you point your

web browser to http://localhost/doc. I seem to be getting an error that
the page can't be found. It's sets itself up with an:

Alias /doc/ /usr/doc
<Location /doc>

directive instead of a <Directory "/usr/doc">. What's the difference
between the two? Just how exactly is this feature supposed to work
anyway? Point my web browser to localhost/doc and get an indexed listing
of my documents or what? I'm going to check out apache.org right now but
I thought this would be interesting for everyone anyway so I posted
it.. :-)

Don