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> Scott Sanders wrote:
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> I am running the following:
> Windows 98
> Apache 1.3.9
> Apache JServ 1.0
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> When I develop at work, everything is great. As soon as I go home, I
> do not have a permanent connection to the 'net, and JServ will not
> respond to requests without return a 500 error. Apache is serving
> files correctly. Also, if I check the /jserv/ status page, wait the
> horribly long time for it to try and DNS the machine, and get a return
> from that servlet, then all other servlets work.
>
> Is this expected functionality. Setting my servlets.startup parameter
> does not seem to help. Should I just continue to call /jserv/ before
> I do any testing?
>
> BTW, this is happening to ALL servlets, including HelloWorld.
>
Check for your name resolution setup... Like \windows\system\hosts file
or in your control panel for the DNS settings...
It's a problem with the windows TCP/IP stack that does not responds
correctly if it has to make DNS queries that cannot be made...
Pier
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