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- This is Windows httpd V1.4 (14-Jan-95). All online documentation is
- in HTML format.
-
- PLEASE NOTE: The server's home page is at:
-
- http://www.alisa.com/win-httpd/
-
- Check in there from time to time (now is a good time!).
-
- This supersedes the all previous versions. See the online Release Notes
- for more information on this release.
-
- To Install this package
-
- (1) Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT and add the line
-
- SET TZ=EST5EDT
-
- or whatever you would need for your timezone. The 5 in the example
- is for 5 hours west of GMT. If you don't use Daylight time in your
- state, omit the second 3-letter timezone abbreviation.
-
- ====================================================
- === Reboot your system so this will take effect. ===
- ====================================================
-
- (2) Create a directory C:\HTTPD (Don't pick a different name!)
-
- (3) Place this zipfile into the new directory
-
- *************************************************************
- (4) Run PKUNZIP ** WITH THE -D SWITCH ** to preserve the directory structure!
- *************************************************************
- You must have PKUNZIP V2.04g or later. Older versions will fail.
-
- (5) Start your browser and open the local file "C:/HTTPD/HTDOCS/INDEX.HTM".
- This will provide you with access to the online documentation.
-
- (6) You must have a WinSock 1.1 compliant TCP/IP package available. This
- does not refer to Trumpet (one of many WinSock packages), it means
- that your WinSock package must comply with the Windows Sockets
- Specification, Version 1.1. Httpd checks the WinSock version
- at startup.
-
- If you have communciation problems, add "-n" to the httpd command
- line to disable all multi-threading and asynchronous I/O. If this
- "fixes" the problem, you have a broken WinSock package. See the
- online docs for more info.
-