[Xitami] Xitami under Mandrake

[Control-Freak]

I understand that pinging has nothing to do with http.  I was just letting
everyone know that the networking is properly configured.  I am not a
beginner, I've been using computers for over 25 years.  I am just a beginner
at Linux.  I imagined it was a shell command.  I just don't know the syntax.

I tried running xitami from the prompt already using xitami and now I have
tried xitami -h.  I am in the usr/xitami-24d9 directory.  I get the
following:

bash: xitami: command not found

- Jay Aldrich
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Reid" <preid@rci.rutgers.edu>
To: "Control-Freak" <xitami@lists.xitami.org>
Sent: Monday, July 29, 2002 6:44 PM
Subject: Re: [Xitami] Xitami under Mandrake


> > When I ping localhost, I get the following (I assume this means
> > its responding):
>
> ping is a completely different service from HTTP. Many machines ping
> without any web server. You have only proved that the network stack
> is not totally boogered.
>
> >  It comes up as an executable icon in KDE.
>
> Oh your Windows boys. Not that I am any sort of unix-head.... more
> like an MS-DOS head.
>
> Don't believe everything, sometimes not anything, a GUI shows you.
> Just because a file is tagged executable does not mean that just
> running it is going to do any good. Try running `more'. Utterly
> useless until you give it something to do.
>
> > how do I "run" Xitami
>
> Open a unix command window (some call it a shell prompt). No, do not
> ask me where a GUI unix hides the command line. Sometimes you have
> to telnet to itself. Then issue these commands. Remember that unix
> is case-fussy!
>
>  cd /usr/xitami-24d9
>  Xitami -h
>
> See what it says. You probably have to start it with command line
> switches to tell it what to do (which is why clicking pictures isn't
> going to do any good).
>
>  -PRR
>
>
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