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36 Chapter 3 Managing Websites
Setting Up a Web Folder for a Site
A site’s default web folder is used as the root for the site (called DocumentRoot in
Apache). In other words, the default folder is the top level of the directory structure for
the site.
To change the default web folder for a site hosted on your server:
1 Log in to the server you want to administer.
You need access to the file system on the server.
2 Drag the contents of your previous web folder to your new web folder.
3 In Server Admin, click Web in the list for the server where the website is located.
4 Click Settings in the button bar.
5 In the Sites pane, double-click the site in the list.
6 Type the path to the web folder in the Web Folder field, or click the Browse button and
navigate to the new web folder location.
7 Click Save.
Setting the Default Page for a Website
The default page appears when a user connects to your website by specifying a
directory or host name instead of a file name.
You can have more than one default page (called a default index file in Server Admin)
for a site. If multiple index files are listed for a site, the web server uses the first one
listed in the site’s folder.
To set the default webpage:
1 In Server Admin, click Web in the list for the server you want.
2 Click Settings in the button bar.
3 In the Sites pane, double-click the site in the list.
4 In the General pane, click the Add button and type a name in the “Default index files”
field. (Do not use any spaces in the name.)
A file with this name must be in the website folder.
5 To set the file as the one the server displays as its default page, drag that file to the top
of the list.
6 Click Save.
Note: If you plan to use only one index page for a site, you can leave index.html as the
default index file and change the content of the existing file with that name in /Library/
WebServer/Documents.
- Mac OS X Server 1
- Contents 3
- About This Guide 7
- Using This Guide 8
- Using Onscreen Help 8
- The Mac OS X Server Suite 9
- Getting Documentation Updates 10
- Web Technologies Overview 13
- Key Web Components 14
- Before You Begin 15
- Providing Secure Transactions 16
- Setting Up Websites 16
- Hosting More Than One Website 16
- Understanding WebDAV 17
- Managing Web Technologies 21
- Managing Weblogs (Blogs) 25
- Managing Connections 26
- Setting Up Proxy Caching 28
- About SSL 29
- Using WebDAV 30
- Using Tomcat 30
- Using WebObjects 30
- Using JBoss 31
- Viewing Web Service Status 31
- Managing Websites 33
- (Performance Cache) 37
- Connecting to Your Website 42
- Setting Access for Websites 43
- Enabling WebDAV on Websites 44
- Using WebDAV to Share Files 45
- • Alias: 47
- • Redirect: 47
- • Alias match: 48
- • Redirect 48
- • Redirect match: 48
- Viewing Website Settings 49
- Content Handlers 50
- Enabling SSL 50
- Enabling PHP 52
- User Content on Websites 53
- Default Content 54
- Accessing Web Content 54
- WebMail Basics 57
- WebMail and Your Mail Server 58
- WebMail Protocols 58
- Enabling WebMail 59
- Configuring WebMail 59
- 60 Chapter 4 WebMail 60
- Working With WebObjects and 61
- Web-Related Open Source 61
- Applications 61
- Using Apache Axis 64
- Experimenting With Apache 2 65
- ./run.sh 67
- ./startup.sh start 68
- Installing MySQL 69
- Installing and Viewing 71
- Web Modules 71
- Open Source Modules 72
- PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor 73
- Solving Problems 75
- A CGI Will Not Run 76
- Glossary 77
- 78 Glossary 78
- Glossary 79 79
- 80 Glossary 80
- 82 Index 82
- Index 83 83
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