You can make it a peer-to-peer website by installing either Beaker (available via Flathub) or IPFS.
Or you can setup a HTTP server like the Apache Web Server, setup port forwarding on your network router, adjust firewall rules on Fedora to allow outside connections, and spend a few hours configuring your server.
thanks ! I configured everything now (I think) - I have the apache running and everything works good on the computer, and I opened the port (80) in the router, so what is next ? Should I configure something specificly for the server - so it will work when its not loalhost ? I tried to search but I didn't really find anything useful about that
You could also run nginx web server. Be sure that your machine is accessible from outer world and not stopped by the router.
You need to install/configure&run a webserver like Apache to serve documents to the web. A good place to start is: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/...
Asked: 2018-11-22 15:33:27 -0500
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