want to set up a web page on my network

basicly host on my comp so other comps on network can see

hows this done

ive tryed searching and got pissed off with adverts for web hosting

well you could get Apache, MySQL, and PHP and get that going.

http://www.nusphere.com/ <- You'll have to sign up and look for the free version of the Nusphere Technology Platform

http://www.firepage.com.au/ <- Another AMP package that you can get...I would go with v4.2.3

then people on your network could access your webpage by typing your ip address into the address bar. eg. http://127.0.0.1/index.php

il give it a go

thanks for the linkz g

or make the page, share it, and call up that computers ip and page name...

ok well i kept getting aload of crap at first

then when i looked at it it was my kazza downloads page

so i decided to switch kazza off

im using a program called abyss

http://www.tucows.com/preview/256426.html

License: Freeware

Information:
This is a personal Web server with HTTP/1.1 and CGI support, partial downloads, caching negotiation, index files and directory aliases. It also features a remote Web management interface.

does what i want very well

just wondering...im behind a router so of course i have a diff ip one that it gives me


is it posible for my web page to get out onto the net? if so how

do you want it be out on the net?

If you want to just serve some simple webpages, look no farther than AnalogX Simple WWW server. It's small, only like 250KB, and it works great. I think you could configure it to do PHP, but im not real sure. I've used it before to host small little pages off my 56k back at home and my friends with cable off IRC would access my site and it was pretty fast apparently


I also tried apache, that was kidna cool too, a lot more powerful than I needed though. Very good if you are expecting lots of hits.

Anyhow, here's the AnalogX page, go under the Network section to get the Simple Server WWW.

http://www.analogx.com

yes KingBob you can but you will need to configure your router to forward the request to your computer.

just forward port 80 to your box and ppl will be able to access it from outside your router.

the analogx client is simple and works very well if you just want to host a simple web page. however, it's pretty cpu hungry when ppl log on and it's limited to 1 connection only.

My Webpage


its not on a 24/7 server yet...but thats coz of my hardware threads hdds going down allover the place


btw its a gr8 site

very impressive indeed bob

im happy u liked it

Well done, Bob!

right click my ass...im gonna stress out that system...LOL...LEFT CLICK

go on then left click on it

Good site, good to see the gremlin is there

probably has veried this supject to software now



but using java or something like i need a simple pasword system to let people access one part of the site

bobert, your page is down...i was going to try and hack in...

dude, you mean JSP Servlet right? Please tell me u will use JSP and not a god-forsaken applet

Bob, all you need to do is run Apache and setup the .htaccess files to only allow who you want to see it. You do not need anything else so ignore what other people have said above. I've done this longer than you guys have.

JSP!!! go PHP thats the stuff

sid it was down coz i was in bed...snuggled up to my sexy girl
im not having my comp on 24/7 though soon the site will be up all the time

hack

il have a look into these methods

u should help more

like
step 1....
step 2....

saves me doing anything

Yes and also very insecure. Setting security on the web server level is much more secure. At least one would think so....

insecure? if it is done properly it is not insecure.