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The World Wide Web (which means "worldwide network", also known as Web and WWW) is a system of hypermedia documents that are linked and executed on the Internet.

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I'm new to this subject. I have a ubuntu vps and vnc server installed on it. I want to use cloudflare warp only for selected domains/subdomains and all other traffic go through default WAN interface. ...
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I used to use Windows, with nginx and PHP. A localhost-only webserver for my own use. In my web "control panel", I had various very time-saving shortcuts. For example, I was able to click on ...
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I have a brand new Windows 10 Professional installed, configuring for the first time. I have a local web presence that I like to deploy, typically from Git repository straight into whatever the ...
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I am wondering what the different names are for these things: localhost (host?) localhost:3000 (address?) http://localhost:3000 (url base?) http://localhost:3000/xyz ...
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I just updated Chrome to version 79, and I noticed that prefixes like https:// and www. have disappeared again. Before, I fixed this by setting the omnibox-ui-hide-steady-state-url-scheme-and-...
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when I rent a dedicated server, there have three buttons for a hostname. www/whois/intoDNS, what's the meaning of them, what's the function they have?
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Is it possible to browse to ipv6 address by hostname? So instead of http://[2001:888:0:18::80] go to like http://[www.xs4all.nl]. I know this is not working but why is this? To be clear, this is not a ...
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I recently discovered that if you search on Google 'index of _' (where _ is a name of a TV serie, for instance the mythical Lost) you find a list of episodes that are available for download. These ...
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I know the DNS root servers have 13 ips and they use anycast to spread the request to their 800 actual physical servers around the world. I know the root server in HongKong have a same ip with ...
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I noticed that many websites, when they redirect you, they show a "redirecting in 5 seconds" page before the actual redirection. What's the purpose of that? I am currently implementing a ...
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I am using following code in my site to do permanent 301 redirect from non-www domain to www domain. My web server is nginx. rewrite ^/([^&]*)&(.*)$ http://www.example.com/$1?$2 permanent; ...
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I'm a little bit confused how URLs work. In the old days, when I was learning HTML and stuff, I knew that what goes after domain name is a location of a file that we want to load (for example website....
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I'm trying to set up an Apache2 wordpress website. Server runs Debian Jessie. I can access the site with local ip but not from outside LAN. What's wrong with my config files please : ports.conf ...
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I understand the difference between Internet and WWW, that internet refers to whole network that binds all the machines (servers and clients or hosts) together and differentiates between each of them ...
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Apache and PHP are running as nobody user and group. public_html folder is set to: drwxrwx--- 11 myuser nobody 4096 Feb 11 14:39 public_html/ but when Apache and PHP (via Wordpress) tries to ...
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