@lugman
Download unzip60-ps2.tar.bz2 from my 4shared - 4shared folder - PS2-Linux
cd /home/adent
tar jxvf unzip60-ps2.tar.bz2
make
su
make install
This handles .zip files. I don't have anything that handles .rar files.
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@lugman
Download unzip60-ps2.tar.bz2 from my 4shared - 4shared folder - PS2-Linux
cd /home/adent
tar jxvf unzip60-ps2.tar.bz2
make
su
make install
This handles .zip files. I don't have anything that handles .rar files.
thanks. also, i followed your mozilla installation guide for ps2 linux. When i try to run it "Cannot find mozilla runtime directory. Exiting" error shows up. Pls Help thanks
@lugman,
I think I remember a similar error. Did you go into the firefox installation directory and run from there with "./firefox"?
yes, in xterm i typed:
cd /home/adent/firefox
./firefox
Good to hear. Apache is probably at /usr/local/apache2/
If you don't manage to find it, I can take a look at my filesystem.
Just to let you guys know, I've been working on some ways to compile software for the ps2, but it's like a never ending story. There's always something missing.
As soon as I achieve some proper results I'll post back.
Normally the html files are stored in /var/www/. This is configured in the apache configuration file in /etc. Sometimes it is called httpd.
The httpd file is configured I believe under /usr/local/apache2/conf and the folder /var/www exists but the default index.html file seems to be somewhere else because when I start the server, I can access the site via any computer in my household but like I said before, I can't find the default index.html.
EDIT: Well guys. I've managed to get my apache server functioning by playing around with the config file. Seems to work great for what I'll be using it for. I guess it would be cool to get PHP working.