#OS X SERVER HOST WEBSITE MAC OS X#
Understand the firewall options in Mac OS X and Mac OS X ServerĮxplore the command line and remote configuration of firewalls This lesson takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. For simplicity, I've just used port 80 for this answer and my server setup.Apple Training Series: Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6: A Guide to Providing Secure Mobile Access to Intranet Services Using Mac OS X Server v10.6 Snow Leopard Once you've narrowed down if the problem is running apache and basic networking/DNS to get localhost to work or if there are problems with the code/content you can take next steps.Īlso, looking over the tutorial/lesson - it looks like the selection was on HTTPS and not HTTP, so go back and ensure you are using and or throughout and the server app is configuring the port (80 for http and 443 for https). If you are not getting anything that makes sense from curl - perhaps look over the web logs: tail /var/log/apache2/access_log Depending if the status was stopped, issue a start sudo serveradmin start web or issue an orderly shutdown and restart sudo serveradmin stop web & sleep 15 & sudo serveradmin start web.you could have the curl command work and have apache running on port 80 but have your web status STOPPED as several other "services" start up apache such as Xcode, Profile Manager, etc. sudo serveradmin status web - this tests the service named web - n.b.curl localhost - this tests that port 80 is listening and a web server is running.You can use the console app as well to look at logs, but the serveradmin commands are more detailed than the server app allows currently and historically. Here's how I'd troubleshoot things using terminal.
How can I figure out what's wrong with my server and/or setup? However, the test is failing with Safari stuck 1/3 of the way loading by looking at the progress in the address/search field. Open Safari and go to the site URL (myserver.local, in this lesson) to see the generated page.After the configuration is finished, click Create to make the new site.Add an index called “/wsgi” and drag it to the top of the list, then click OK. Return to the website creation pane, and click Edit next to Index Files. Make the Python page the default index page Note: Once you get this working, you could add your own web apps written in Python. Enable the sample Python web app to generate the webpagesĬlick Edit Advanced Settings, then select “Python ‘Hello World’ app at /wsgi.” Then click OK.
Select the server’s local network IP address from the pop-up menu. This is the name that Safari users on your local network use to view the website. Select Websites.Įnter the following information in the website creation pane:Įnter the server’s local host name-for example, “myserver.local.”
#OS X SERVER HOST WEBSITE HOW TO#
How to use a built-in Python web app as a default webpage.How to enable and select Python web apps.How to create a private website on your local network that uses a web app to produce webpages.Lesson 1: Create a private, local, dynamic website I've summarized the steps I took, and there didn't seem to be anything wrong following each step: The Server Tutorial is in the help menu (Help > Server Tutorials > Host a website > Lesson 1): When I use Safari on another Mac, when I try to go to the website (myserver.local) the website doesn't load/is stuck 1/3 of the way loading. I'm trying to make a local website using OS X Server (4.0.3), and am following the tutorial that comes with Server.
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