On Wednesday, February 20, 2002, at 05:00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Apologies to all if this is the wrong list but I thought I would get a > sensible answer here. Please can you tell me how to connect to my local > web server on OSX fron a client running os9. The apache web server > defaults to 127.0.0.1 but my static ip is 10.0.1.4 (I use airport). Do > I need to change the apache conf file? > > I want to use a browser from 1 or more clients using OS9 to see the > apache web server so that I can run the mysql data manager which is a > front end written in perl to a backend mysql database (worth a look at > edatanew.com). Sorry if I am oversimplifying this but your do have _two_ machines (at a minimum) one running OS X one running OS 9; right? This is OT here and i would recommend alt.sys.mac.newuser-help for this type of question. However, assuming the above setup simply point your OS 9 web browser to http://10.0.1.nnn/~yourusername/ Important parts here are: 1 -- you _did_ turn on web sharing on the OS X machine 2 -- they _are_ separate machines. 3 -- you know your short name 4 -- you know the last digits o the IP (represented by nnn) on the OS X machine 5 -- the final forward slash is not optional please email offline if you need more help. and due to a minor misconfiguration by Apple you may. -- The most frustrating thing about UNIX is all the answers are right there, man (OS X)
