I have installed V 2.0.53, and set up localhost to point to
c:\Programs\Apache Group\Apache2. I can get the standard recognition
document at this address (index.html). If I put another document at
c:\Programs\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs, I cannot find it using
http://localhost/htdocs/doc.html. If I put the document at
c:\Programs\Apache Group\Apache2\manual, I can find it using
http://localhost/manual/doc.html

Why is that?

On 31 Mar 2005 05:38:01 -0800,
paul [at] wubios.wustl.edu posted:

> I have installed V 2.0.53, and set up localhost to point to
> c:\Programs\Apache Group\Apache2. I can get the standard recognition
> document at this address (index.html). If I put another document at
> c:\Programs\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs, I cannot find it using
> http://localhost/htdocs/doc.html.

Try: <http://localhost/doc.html>

The htdocs directory is the *container* for the *root* of the web server
HTML documents.

Other advice: Make some other easier-to-get-to, and safer, location for
your documents. Instead of putting something buried deep within your
program files (always a bad idea to mix programs and data), put the data
outside of the program directory.

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