herb Kornfeld wrote: >.. > I would like to thank everyone for helping. I was just hoping for someone > who had seen this problem before. > I assume it is a wordpress issue that I did not configure properly. > Strangely the blog works well within my personal network (yes I needed mysql > and php). My question is probably better asked in a wordpress forum. If I > figure it out I will print the solution. > > Also thanks to all for the security concerns. I was planning on a fresh > install of the latest Fedora 9 anyway and forcing a new public IP address > this weekend. >
It looks like Karl actually found the smoking gun. There is a redirection setting somewhere in apache's configuration that just cannot possibly work from outside the local network because it redirects to a private address that has no meaning to external clients. You could possibly even find where as follows: sudo grep -srl "192\.168\.0\.51" /etc/httpd This would list filenames containing that IP, which could be examined for inappropriate redirection. As Karl says, it might take more apache know-how to understand the exact cause of the misconfiguration. Regards, ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-newbie
