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I already install apache server in my pc when i type the word "http://locahost" i never saw a word that apache server is successfully installed what shall I do to completely installed my OS is windows 98 and my problem in mysql database ...

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Try re-installing apache from scratch and make sure you follow their instructions as well as you can.
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I already re-install apache but still not happen
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Moved to Apache, IIS, Webservers..
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what version of Apache did you "install" ?
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Post by AGISB »

Do you actually have Tcp/Ip running? If you install on a Win98 system without a network adapter you probably don't have TCP/Ip running. Even with network adapter I am not sure if Win98 installs the Tcp/ip driver on default.
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Post by timvw »

i don't think you can't run apache in the background/as a service if you are using w98. so, are you sure you explicitely started the apache daemon, and do you still have that window somewhere on your desktop? (looks like a command prompt...)

if this is the case, you can open a new command prompt and type "netstat -an" to see if there is something listening on port80.
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And don't use Apache 2.0.X use 1.4.x as it states in the doucmentation that support for Apache 2 on windows 98 is not stable and is not being persued.
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