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condensed two lines of sed into one -- more concise
cd web
Next, type these instructions EXACTLY. Note the back-ticks in the third second command. ( ` ). The back-tick is on the key right above tab on the keyboard.
sed -i .bak "s/USER/$USER/g" apache/*.conf apache/apache_test sed -i .bak "s/USER/$USER/g" apachectl
sed -i .bak "s/UID/`expr 50000 + $UID`/g" apache/*.conf
rm apache/*.bak
So the mysterious third second command will tell the web server what port to listen on. Programs listen on different ports so that when you make a network request of WSO (SSH, the web, e-mail), it knows which program should handle the request. Your server will listen on the port number 50000 plus your user id. (That makes sure everyone has a unique port.) To find out what that is, type
expr 50000 + $UID
