Configuring httpd.conf

Opps I left that out. I installed Redhat 8.0. So it's the default httpd that
came with 8.0
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  > > Can someone please post a properly configured host.conf file.
 >
 > For what version?
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Ahh Apache version 2.0.40
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  > > Can someone please post a properly configured host.conf file.
 >
 > For what version?
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Just to let you all know. Aperently I have found a bug in httpd. After 5
days of work (trial & error), I found that I must included the debuging
option to get scripts to work.

#!/usr/bin/perl -d

After this addtion all cgi scripts function as they should.

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 > Can someone please post a properly configured host.conf file. My httpd
 > server will not start untill this file is configured. I set the name in
 > /etc/sysconfg/network from localhost.localdomain to areofreedating.com and
 > my server fails to start. I hope that configuring the host.conf file will
 > solve this problem.
 >
 > Thanks in advance
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