Apache HTTPd can be set up using Red Hat's Apache HTTPd Configuration tool, which configures properties for the web sites apache hosts as well as performance tuning options.
Alternatively, the server can be set up manually by modifying httpd.conf or modifying / creating individual 'configlet' files in the conf.d directory.
After changes are made, the httpd service must be restarted for the changes to take effect (using Red Hat's Services config tool or the service command).
Save your web content (HTML) files to /var/www/html/ to have them served by Apache HTTPd.
The following Apache modules are included with Fedora Core 1's httpd package: mod_ssl - Cryptography support for the Apache Web server. mod_dav - A WebDAV module for Apache. mod_put - A module which implements the PUT and DELETE methods for Apache. There are additional, seperate, packages for the following modules: php - The most popular scripting language used on the internet as of April 2002 (http://apachetoday.com). Prominent corporations using PHP today include Yahoo, Cisco, NTT DoCoMo, CMG, Vodafone, Motorola, Siemens, Ericsson, CBS, Unilever, Philips, BMC, NTT, Air Canada, JAL, Lufthansa, OnVista, Lycos Europe and Deutsche Bank. mod_python - An embedded Python interpreter for the Apache Web server. mod_ssl - Cryptography support for the Apache Web server. mod_perl - An embedded Perl interpreter for the Apache Web server.