Re: [dkarlin@coloradomtn.edu: Re: public_html directories not accessable outside of LAN]

1999-07-14 Thread Robert Ramiega 
On Tue, Jul 13, 1999 at 10:26:11AM -0700, David Karlin wrote:
   Hi Jeff,
   First, thanks for the speedy response (4 minutes).
   Second, I tried your suggestion and set 
   UseCanonicalName no, but after I restarted Apache, it
   refused all connections, even from the LAN.
  
  You need to set UseCanonicalName off, not UseCanonicalName no, or
  Apache will barf.
 
 Rene,
 Acutally, that is what I had put in there.  I was typing the email
 from memory, which turned out to be faulty.
 
 Any other suggestions?
 Look in the error_log and access_log and see what it prints there. If this
won;t help try something like: 
strace -o somefile httpd
 This will produce file quite a lot of system calls and somesuch. Try looking
at it and see where it fails and why (look for some error messages and codes
from error.h (like ENOENT and so on)

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Re: [dkarlin@coloradomtn.edu: Re: public_html directories not accessable outside of LAN]

1999-07-13 Thread Rene H. Larsen 
Jeff Bachtel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 This was the reply sent to me when I suggested turning UseCanonicalName
 off in apache, hopefully someone else will have an idea how to fix this
 prob.
 
 jeff
 
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 From: David Karlin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Re: public_html directories not accessable outside of LAN
 To: Jeff Bachtel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 21:33:44 -0600
 
 Hi Jeff,
 First, thanks for the speedy response (4 minutes).
 Second, I tried your suggestion and set 
 UseCanonicalName no, but after I restarted Apache, it
 refused all connections, even from the LAN.

You need to set UseCanonicalName off, not UseCanonicalName no, or
Apache will barf.
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RE: [dkarlin@coloradomtn.edu: Re: public_html directories not accessable outside of LAN]

1999-07-13 Thread David Karlin 
  Hi Jeff,
  First, thanks for the speedy response (4 minutes).
  Second, I tried your suggestion and set 
  UseCanonicalName no, but after I restarted Apache, it
  refused all connections, even from the LAN.
 
 You need to set UseCanonicalName off, not UseCanonicalName no, or
 Apache will barf.

Rene,
Acutally, that is what I had put in there.  I was typing the email
from memory, which turned out to be faulty.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for your response.

--David