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<fieldset><legend>Notes</legend>
<a name="note1"><b>Note 1. TextPad editor.</b></a>
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I highly recommend that you install and use <b>TextPad</b> to edit your <b>httpd.conf</b> file.
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Follow the <a href="/JimMartinson/Setup/TextPad/?dataFolder=Data_WWW&courseNumber=CST1611&courseTitle=Web Server Administration" target="_blank">TextPad Installation Guide</a> and <a href="/JimMartinson/Setup/TextPad/?TextpadApacheDocumentClassSetup&dataFolder=Data_WWW&courseNumber=CST1611&courseTitle=Web Server Administration" target="_blank">TextPad Apache Document Class Setup</a>.
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If you do this then your <b>httpd.conf</b> file will have color highlighting of the text. This makes edits much easier.
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I have created a Windows shortcut that runs TextPad and loads your <b>httpd.conf</b> file for editing.
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You can download the <b><a href="/JimMartinson/CST1611/notes/httpd.conf.lnk">httpd.conf.lnk</a></b> file and save it in your <b><?=$_SESSION['userDefaultDrive']?>:\<?=$courseNumber?></b> directory. Then use it to open your <b>httpd.conf</b> file for editing.
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<a name="note2"><b>Note 2. The windows hosts file.</b></a>
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Make sure there is a blank line at the end of the <b>hosts</b> file before you save it.
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Windows does not always read the <b>hosts</b> file correctly. The last line may not be parsed correctly unless it has an end of line code. By entering a blank line at the end of the <b>hosts</b> file you insure that all host names are correctly parsed.
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I have created a Windows shortcut that runs TextPad and loads your <b>hosts</b> file for editing.
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You can download the <b><a href="/JimMartinson/CST1611/notes/hosts.lnk">hosts.lnk</a></b> file and save it in your <b><?=$_SESSION['userDefaultDrive']?>:\<?=$courseNumber?></b> directory. Then use it to open your hosts file for editing.
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<a name="note3"><b>Note 3. Turning in labs.</b></a>
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For all of your labs you need to copy your <b>hosts</b> and <b>httpd.conf</b> files into the folder you created for that lab.
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I have created a batch file (Copy_hosts_httpd.conf_to_Lab.bat) that copies your your <b>hosts</b> and <b>httpd.conf</b> files into your <b><?=$dataFolder?><?=$dirSep?><?=$courseNumber?><?=$dirSep?><?=$LabName?></b> folder<?=$LabComment?>.
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You can download the <b><a href="/JimMartinson/CST1611/notes/Copy_hosts_httpd.conf_to_Lab.bat">Copy_hosts_httpd.conf_to_Lab.bat</a></b> file and save it in your <b><?=$_SESSION['userDefaultDrive']?>:\<?=$courseNumber?></b> directory. Then use it to copy the files when turning in assignments.
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Here is what running Copy_hosts_httpd.conf_to_Lab.bat looks like (the <kbd style="color:yellow;">yellow</kbd> text is your entry):
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Enter the lab number.
Include any leading zero.
Enter a blank number to exit without copy.
Lab<span style="color:yellow;"><?=$LabNumber?></span>
<?=$_SESSION['userDefaultDrive']?>:\CST1611>copy hosts <?=$dataFolder?><?=$dirSep?><?=$courseNumber?><?=$dirSep?><?=$LabName?>
1 file(s) copied.
<?=$_SESSION['userDefaultDrive']?>:\CST1611>copy httpd.conf <?=$dataFolder?><?=$dirSep?><?=$courseNumber?><?=$dirSep?><?=$LabName?>
1 file(s) copied.
Press any key to continue . . .</pre>
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