In a message dated: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 20:49:38 EST
Dan Jenkins said:
>Is apache trying to do DNS lookups?
Probably.
>If so, is /etc/resolv.conf pointing to a valid name server?
Absolutely, and the system's info is in DNS as well.
>If you are running a local named, is it working?
Nope, don't have one running, I have DNS on other systems (yes it's
working fine.)
>Try using another name server, even if it is. Try turning off DNS
>lookups.
>
>Is Apache running from inetd or standalone?
Stand alone.
>Does netstat show it listening on port 80?
Yes.
>I presume there is nothing in any of the logs: httpd/error,
>httpd/access, messages, syslog, auth, etc.
Correct.
>I'd do a ls -lart in /var/log right after attempting and failing
>just in case an odd log file is being updated.
No, it's updating the right logs at start up and shutdown.
I can connect to port 80 via telnet, but the server doesn't return
anything for some reason.
Jeff Smith mentioned to me that Debian had a major snafu with the
testing branch the other day. I'm now wondering if there's something
wrong with the networking code I have, or something else. Over the
weekend I had to completely re-install X for (at the time) no
apparently good reason.
I might just re-install everything from potato this weekend and start
from scratch. Living on the bleeding edge can be painful sometimes :)
Thanks,
--
Seeya,
Paul
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