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alright, i sent it.

Let me know if you all receive the files.

Thx.

hrm. I don't have a rc.d script, all i have is a /etc/rc.local in which i put in this:

echo "Starting Abyss Web Server..."
pushd . > /dev/null
cd /home/khurram/abyssws
./abyssws -d
popd &g ...

thx. I changed the abyss.conf file's SysUser to me manually. Then i rebooted and i was able to change the document path and all. But, when i tried to change its default port 8000, it gave me a erro ...

I am still having trouble with it after starting it as a daemon.

Here is what i did:

1) untarred abyss.tar file as non-root
2) ran ./abyssws as non-root to generate a abyss.conf file.
3) su, a ...

you have to run one of the update clients on your computer at all times:

http://www.dyndns.org/services/dyndns/clients.html

Also, check your router (if you have one). Sometimes they have a buil ...

thx, this helps a lot.

I can run it fine now with the command 'su xxx -c ./abyssws', but if i run it with the command './abyssws', i am only able to make changes directly in the abyss.conf file. ...

that helped a little and i can run it as a daemon, but whenver i try to make any changes in the web console, it just spits out the same permissions error as above. :(

So right now i have abyss in m ...

permissions are such a pain in linux...

sorry, just had to vent.

Here is what it looks like:

# ps aux | grep -i "abyss"
root 4457 0.0 0.0 1696 528 pts/5 S+ 18: ...

ok, yes, i was logged in as non-root. So i redid everything from sratch and dowloaded the file to the root's home folder. There i untarred it and ran it. But there is a permissions problem now (the ...

Abyssws (Linux version) seems to run fine on ports 8000 or 8100. But how come it has to use those big ports? Can i set it to like port 81? I tried it with port 81, but i get a error saying that the ...