Mobile Web Server for U3 USB Flash Drive by Sphinx-Soft

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  • Death Slaught
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    • Aug 2007
    • 1137

    Mobile Web Server for U3 USB Flash Drive by Sphinx-Soft

    I have a Mobile Web Server program made by Sphinx-Soft. I have it for my USB Flash Drive, which was made by U3. I have a webpage on it, and it's working fine. However I can't figure out how to access it from another computer.

    So my question is how would I access it from another computer?

    Thanks alot, Death
  • RedSon
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    • Jan 2007
    • 4980

    #2
    Does the web server run as a service on your computer? Do you have to execute the server application? Is it running on port 80 like every other http server? Is the port firewalled? What url do you type in to get to it locally?

    Have you searched the Sphinx-Soft website? They have support for you to look at.

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    • Death Slaught
      Top Contributor
      • Aug 2007
      • 1137

      #3
      I've sort of figured it out, but i'de still like a few opions.


      It runs the program off the flash drive.

      it uses prt 8080.

      it provides you with an address based on the computer you're using.

      to get to it localy you can use http://localhost:8080/

      I can get it to work on another computer however it I have to type in an IP.

      Thanks, Death

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      • RedSon
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        • Jan 2007
        • 4980

        #4
        Originally posted by Death Slaught
        I've sort of figured it out, but i'de still like a few opions.


        It runs the program off the flash drive.

        it uses prt 8080.

        it provides you with an address based on the computer you're using.

        to get to it localy you can use http://localhost:8080/

        I can get it to work on another computer however it I have to type in an IP.

        Thanks, Death
        thats becuase computer1's "localhost" resolves to a different IP address then computer2's "localhost"

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        • Death Slaught
          Top Contributor
          • Aug 2007
          • 1137

          #5
          Thanks, but I have it some what resolved. It works, but only if the user type in the ip then the port number. That changes as I move from computer to computer. Do you think it's possible to use PHP with this program?

          Thanks, Death

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          • RedSon
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            • Jan 2007
            • 4980

            #6
            Originally posted by Death Slaught
            Thanks, but I have it some what resolved. It works, but only if the user type in the ip then the port number. That changes as I move from computer to computer. Do you think it's possible to use PHP with this program?

            Thanks, Death
            The the mobile web server will server PHP then you can use it. But PHP isn't going to solve your routing issue. You want to type in something like http://mycomputer.loca l or something. That is a router problem. You need to tell your router how to resolve IP address 192.168.0.x:808 0 to mycomputer.loca l. See the networking forum for more information

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            • Death Slaught
              Top Contributor
              • Aug 2007
              • 1137

              #7
              Thanks, I need PHP for password protection, but I'll give a copy of the 4 ips the program uses, and that should solve the problem.

              Thanks, Death

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              • herbie497
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                • Feb 2008
                • 1

                #8
                Originally posted by RedSon
                The the mobile web server will server PHP then you can use it. But PHP isn't going to solve your routing issue. You want to type in something like http://mycomputer.loca l or something. That is a router problem. You need to tell your router how to resolve IP address 192.168.0.x:808 0 to mycomputer.loca l. See the networking forum for more information
                How exactly do you get the server to serve PHP?

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