Hello E'body,
The problem is:
My Linux(RedHat 7.1) machine is in a lan with windows(2000) machines. I'm able to ping from my Linux machine to others and viceversa. when I say http://localhost/ or http://ip (actual ip of linux machine) its giving me the test page properly. But when I use http://ip (actual ip of linux machine) on any of the windows machines it says 'page not found'
please tell me how do I go about this. shud I configure apache?
Thanks in Advance
Truely, Aswin Bhupalam, Saama Technologies.
Try http://ip/
Ending / is important.
Amitay.
On Sat, 2003-03-29 at 15:31, Aswin Bhupalam wrote:
Hello E'body,
The problem is:
My Linux(RedHat 7.1) machine is in a lan with windows(2000) machines. I'm able to ping from my Linux machine to others and viceversa. when I say http://localhost/ or http://ip (actual ip of linux machine) its giving me the test page properly. But when I use http://ip (actual ip of linux machine) on any of the windows machines it says 'page not found'
please tell me how do I go about this. shud I configure apache?
Thanks in Advance
Truely, Aswin Bhupalam, Saama Technologies.
Hi Aswin,
Probably iptables service much have started which blocks any incoming connection.
try after giving this command iptables -F iptables -Z
HTH,
Best Regards, Mitul Limbani CTO, Enterux Solutions The Enterprise Linux Company (http://www.enterux.com/)
On 29 Mar 2003, Amitay Isaacs wrote:
Try http://ip/
Ending / is important.
Not if the url does not contain any file path. According to RFC2068, if the url passed to a user agent is of the form http://hostname, then the GET request will be made to the / location on hostname server.
About the OP, are you getting a 404 or are you getting those Internet Explorer friendly error messages? If it is the latter, then check to see the actual error response from the server (by doing a telnet on port 80).
Philip
It is important if you have not configured DNS and Apache properly. Specially if you want to use apache with IP in the URL then it is definitely important. It's to do with the way Apache replaces the IP with hostname in the URL. If there is ending /, apache will not try to rewrite the hostname, otherwise it will rewrite the hostname.
Amitay.
On Mon, 2003-03-31 at 10:20, Philip S Tellis wrote:
On 29 Mar 2003, Amitay Isaacs wrote:
Try http://ip/
Ending / is important.
Not if the url does not contain any file path. According to RFC2068, if the url passed to a user agent is of the form http://hostname, then the GET request will be made to the / location on hostname server.
About the OP, are you getting a 404 or are you getting those Internet Explorer friendly error messages? If it is the latter, then check to see the actual error response from the server (by doing a telnet on port 80).
Philip
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Hi, Start the http service of linux server
SAMEER :)
From: Aswin Bhupalam aswin.bhupalam@saama.com
Hello E'body,
The problem is:
My Linux(RedHat 7.1) machine is in a lan with windows(2000) machines. I'm able to ping from my Linux machine to others and viceversa. when I say http://localhost/ or http://ip (actual ip of linux machine) its giving me the test page properly. But when I use http://ip (actual ip of linux machine) on any of the
windows
machines it says 'page not found'
please tell me how do I go about this. shud I configure apache?
Thanks in Advance
Truely, Aswin Bhupalam, Saama Technologies.
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