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.. or can it be my router ?
I don't think so, as I've forwarded port 80 to the same port on the FreeBSD
box.
Last week, I was busy trying to get PhP and roundcubemail working. I was
getting the PhP source, which was a pain, but at least I was getting something!
Friday evening, I head home, and this morning, I try to connect (I'm outwith
the LAN). Error 404.
Strange. I connect to the machine via ssh and I can telnet to port 80. It
works. I then ssh out to a friend's machine in Australia, and try to telnet to
port 80 of my server, i.e. going in the opposite direction. 'connexion
refused' is the message.
I vaguely remember, years ago, manipulating /etc/hosts.allow, but I've
checked this on my machine, and it hasn't been changed.
Could apache be doing this? Is it a router problem?
Thanks in advance.
D.
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