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If you are installing Apache on Windows 95, stop. First you need to
download and install the Windows Socket 2 Update from Microsoft, before
you proceed to download and install Apache on Windows 95. Windows NT 4.0,
98, ME and 2000 versions already ship with Winsock2. You may obtain that
Windows Socket 2 Update for Windows 95 from;
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows95/downloads/contents/wuadmintools/s_wunetworkingtools/w95sockets2/default.asp
Warning: You must have WinSock2 TCP/IP networking
correctly installed, configured and running in order to install Apache on
Windows. If you use dial-up networking exclusively, you may need to be
dialed in to the internet for Apache to correctly determine that TCP/IP
is installed.
If you will install Apache on Windows XP, you must install the Windows XP
Service Pack 1. You may obtain that service pack from;
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/servicepacks/sp1/default.asp
Additional Warning: we recommend disabling the "Quality of
Service" (or QoS) network driver from Microsoft if you are using Apache, since
Apache does not support the QoS extensions to the WinSock API.
The original distribution of Windows XP may expose you to a known bug,
reported by users of Apache 1.3 and 2.0 on Windows XP. The effects of this
bug are particularly observed in conjunction with https SSL/TLS connections,
but also occurs in other contexts.
It appears the combination of duplicating file handles between and parent
and child process, in conjunction with blocking sends to the http client
may result in corrupted output. You may not see corruption in MSIE, which
tends to throw any error in the 'Cannot find server or DNS Error' category,
rather than explaining the real error or display the corruption. You will
only see this corruption over slower links, testing the local loopback
(localhost) generally reveals no corruption. This is a potential security
risk, since the random, corrupt data served may come from anywhere, such as
the cache of buffered file pages containing sensitive data.
If you receive such errors on Windows XP using SSI scripting or PHP scripts,
but not static pages, you are probably a victim of this bug. Microsoft
initially released a hotfix for the issue, that has been superceeded by
the Service Pack 1 release. MSKB article
Q317949 addresses this bug.
If you encounter problems running Apache 2 under Windows, such as
corrupted or incomplete file downloads, unexplained error messages, or a
conflict with a software firewall, please place the following
directives in httpd.conf to see if they eliminate the issue:
EnableSendfile Off
EnableMMAP Off
Win32DisableAcceptEx
The general problem is that many people install various add-ons to
windows (such as software firewalls, virus checkers, etc) that break
some of the advanced functionality that Apache uses to speed the
sending of files. The above directives turn off the advanced
functionality and make Apache fall back to more basic (but slower)
techniques.
For more information see the documentation on EnableSendfile,
EnabelMMAP,
and Win32DisableAcceptEx.
Apache 2.0 is released for General Availability.
The Apache HTTP Server Project is proud to present the release of version
2.0.53 of the Apache HTTP Server ("Apache"). Apache 2.0 has been running
on the Apache.org website since December of 2000 and has proven to be very
reliable.
A full setup package (.exe) containing the Win9x/WinNT Microsoft System
Installer installer is now available. If the Microsoft System Installer
is already installed on the machine, there is no need to download the .exe,
save yourself 3MB and download the .msi package.
There is also a -symbols.zip archive of the binary diagnostic
symbol
fileswhich are not required for the typical user.
This version is only available at present in a -no_ssl flavor, due to
ongoing questions of strong crypto redistribution. When a binary build
with mod_ssl compiled in is made available, the -no_ssl flavor will remain
as an option for those in jurisdictions that restrict ssl encryption, as well
as those T8 prohibited from downloading from the ASF's US-based servers.
Because the distribution tree has changed, we haven't yet identified an
effective way to incorporate the source tree into the binary distribution.
You will find the source package in /dist/httpd/httpd-2.0.52-win32-x86-src.zip. That -win32-x86-src.zip file contains
only source and build files, and contains no
binaries.
A full setup package (.exe) containing the Win9x/WinNT Microsoft System
Installer installer is available. If the Microsoft System Installer is
already on the machine, there is no need to download the .exe, save
yourself 3MB and download the .msi package.
The two -no_src versions, both the .exe and .msi installers, DO NOT
contain the source code. There is no other difference, and if you do
not know the C language, or have no C compiler installed, these versions
are faster to download. There is no other difference between these
packages and the -src.msi distributions.
There is also a -symbols.zip archive of the binary diagnostic
symbol
fileswhich are not required for the typical user.
You must have the Microsoft System Installer (version 1.2 or greater)
already installed if you want to install the -src flavor. If this bothers
you, seek the -win32-src.zip file in /dist/httpd/.
/dist/httpd/ -win32-src.zip files contain NO executable programs!
but will compile on Windows, without having to change Unix line endings
found in the .tar.gz and .tar.Z files.
Looking for an older version? Please don't. There have
been a number of essential bug and security fixes to the evolving
support for Win32 under Apache. Most critically, there were several
denial of service, arbitrary code execution and other vulnerabilities
affecting Win32 in previous releases. Avoid all earlier versions.
That said, they can be found in the old/ archive
directory.
Do not report configuration or installation questions as
bugs! The Apache
User Support Mailing List and the
comp.infosystems.www.servers.ms-windows newsgroup both provide peer support.
Pose your question or problem on only one forum at a time. If you do not follow
these guidelines, your reports and pleas for assistance may go unanswered.
Only current, recommended releases are available on www.apache.org
and the mirror sites. Older releases can be obtained from the archive site.
The Apache HTTP Project is working to minimize your download times. The
Apache HTTP Server is distributed as an MSI package. All Windows ME, 2000
and XP users have integrated MSI support as part of their Windows OS.
Users of Windows NT 4.0, 95 and 98 must download the MSI installer, if it
was not already installed by another product's installation.
If you are unsure if the Windows Installer is present, or the required
version 1.10.1029.1 or later, then run the MSIEXEC command from the
Start -> Run dialog to determine if the Windows Installer is on your machine. It will
report "Incorrect command line parameters", and also report its version
number. Apache's .msi packages require Windows Installer V 1.10 or later,
which you can install or upgrade with the following Microsoft downloads:
Once you have downloaded and installed the MSI installer application, you
should not need to do so again. You will be ready to run the Apache .msi
binary installer distributions above. Because a small but significant
number of users have encountered problems running the Win32 installer,
we have provided the TROUBLESHOOTING
page to help you diagnose and fix most installation problems.
Since Apache HTTP Server releases 1.3.28 and 2.0.45, we distribute a -symbols.zip
file containing the debugging symbols for the released binary distribution. For
the typical user, there is no need to download these archives.
In order to use these -symbol.zip archives, they must be unzipped (with the
appropriate -dir or 'create directories' flag) into the installed Apache
directory, or the debugging tool such as windbg must be configured to search
the directory where these .pdb files are extracted to.
These -symbols.zip packages contain the .pdb diagnostic symbol files (which
correpsond to the distributed binary release) and can be used by nearly all
modern Win32 debugging tools, including the freely available WinDbg utility.
They are most useful for the core developers to review crash dumps generated
by Dr. Watson if Apache experiences a General Protection Fault. They also provide
additional backtrace diagnostics in Dr. Watson crash log files, if installed into
the Apache directory experiencing the GPF problems.
It is important to note that the .zip must correspond to the distribution you
are diagnosing, and you must have the correpsonding source tree to perform any
diagostics at the source level. A fully built source tree is required for all
of the 'intermediate' .c and .h source files created during the build process
(see the documentation at http://httpd.apache.org/docs/win_compiling.html for Apache 1.3 instructions
or at http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/platform/win_compiling.html for Apache 2.0
instructions.) In order to diagnose bugs, obtain the sources and symbols archive
corresponding to older releases from our historical
archive
of releases.