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  • kecebong

    #1

    I cant connect to my apache server

    I installed php-4.3.3, mysql and apache server 2.0.47.
    but I can not connect to my apache server from my other computer, i use
    static ip for my server, set ip address for server name on httpd.conf,
    setup sua server on router. do i miss something here? anyone can help me
    to figure it out? thanks.

  • Steve Holdoway

    #2
    Re: I cant connect to my apache server

    On Sat, 01 Nov 2003 19:52:02 -0800, kecebong <cebong@plungky .com>
    wrote:
    [color=blue]
    >I installed php-4.3.3, mysql and apache server 2.0.47.
    >but I can not connect to my apache server from my other computer, i use
    >static ip for my server, set ip address for server name on httpd.conf,
    >setup sua server on router. do i miss something here? anyone can help me
    >to figure it out? thanks.[/color]

    1. ping <server ip>
    This will prove basic connectivity

    2. telnet <server ip> 80
    This will check if a process is listening on port 80

    3. Check that your browser is not trying to find the site on the
    internet. Both nutscrape and exploder have sections in the preferences
    section to ensure this doesn't happen.

    HTH,

    Steve

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    • Eto Demerzel

      #3
      Re: I cant connect to my apache server

      In article <Cb%ob.39256$Rd 4.4120@fed1read 07>, kecebong's output was...[color=blue]
      > I installed php-4.3.3, mysql and apache server 2.0.47.
      > but I can not connect to my apache server from my other computer, i use
      > static ip for my server, set ip address for server name on httpd.conf,
      > setup sua server on router. do i miss something here? anyone can help me
      > to figure it out? thanks.
      >
      >[/color]
      You might like to take a look at alt.apache.conf iguration.

      Are you sure that apache is actually running?

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      • kecebong

        #4
        Re: I cant connect to my apache server

        Eto Demerzel wrote:[color=blue]
        > In article <Cb%ob.39256$Rd 4.4120@fed1read 07>, kecebong's output was...
        >[color=green]
        >>I installed php-4.3.3, mysql and apache server 2.0.47.
        >>but I can not connect to my apache server from my other computer, i use
        >>static ip for my server, set ip address for server name on httpd.conf,
        >>setup sua server on router. do i miss something here? anyone can help me
        >>to figure it out? thanks.
        >>
        >>[/color]
        >
        > You might like to take a look at alt.apache.conf iguration.
        >
        > Are you sure that apache is actually running?[/color]
        I'm sure , I check it with $/sbin/service httpd status...is running

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        • kecebong

          #5
          Re: I cant connect to my apache server

          Eto Demerzel wrote:[color=blue]
          > In article <Cb%ob.39256$Rd 4.4120@fed1read 07>, kecebong's output was...
          >[color=green]
          >>I installed php-4.3.3, mysql and apache server 2.0.47.
          >>but I can not connect to my apache server from my other computer, i use
          >>static ip for my server, set ip address for server name on httpd.conf,
          >>setup sua server on router. do i miss something here? anyone can help me
          >>to figure it out? thanks.
          >>
          >>[/color]
          >
          > You might like to take a look at alt.apache.conf iguration.
          >
          > Are you sure that apache is actually running?[/color]
          I can get phpinfo from my own server, but i can retrieve a webpage from
          other computer

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          • Useko Netsumi

            #6
            Re: I cant connect to my apache server

            Check if your computer has access to the apache server.
            Did you set up firewall/access-list on your apache server? Perhaps you
            forgot to give access to this one computer.


            "kecebong" <cebong@plungky .com> wrote in message
            news:Cb%ob.3925 6$Rd4.4120@fed1 read07...[color=blue]
            > I installed php-4.3.3, mysql and apache server 2.0.47.
            > but I can not connect to my apache server from my other computer, i use
            > static ip for my server, set ip address for server name on httpd.conf,
            > setup sua server on router. do i miss something here? anyone can help me
            > to figure it out? thanks.
            >[/color]


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            • Eto Demerzel

              #7
              Re: I cant connect to my apache server

              In article <UTjpb.40193$Rd 4.618@fed1read0 7>, kecebong's output was...[color=blue][color=green]
              > >
              > > You might like to take a look at alt.apache.conf iguration.
              > >
              > > Are you sure that apache is actually running?[/color]
              > I can get phpinfo from my own server, but i can retrieve a webpage from
              > other computer
              >
              >[/color]

              Are you running mod_access? If so - have you configured it to allow/deny
              access from other machines?

              Is there a router in between the server and the client? Can both ping
              each other? If not - are their IP settings correctly configured?

              Do you have any entries in hosts.deny?

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              • kecebong

                #8
                Re: I cant connect to my apache server

                Eto Demerzel wrote:[color=blue]
                > In article <UTjpb.40193$Rd 4.618@fed1read0 7>, kecebong's output was...
                >[color=green][color=darkred]
                >>>You might like to take a look at alt.apache.conf iguration.
                >>>
                >>>Are you sure that apache is actually running?[/color]
                >>
                >>I can get phpinfo from my own server, but i can retrieve a webpage from
                >>other computer
                >>
                >>[/color]
                >
                >
                > Are you running mod_access? If so - have you configured it to allow/deny
                > access from other machines?
                >
                > Is there a router in between the server and the client? Can both ping
                > each other? If not - are their IP settings correctly configured?
                >
                > Do you have any entries in hosts.deny?[/color]
                it turns out that i need to change my security level to allow incoming
                httpd, thanks alot!

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