C. Dummy wrote:
I'm trying http://192.168.1.203/ and thttpd package was not changed so there are original pernmissions as they come with the package. I also ask friend to check that page from outside. When I try http://192.168.1.203 it says connecting and than it dies without any message or change. From outside I get message this page cannot be displayed.Well, I'm not sure what to tell you. If accessing the web server via it's IP from the internal network doesn't work, there's something broken with either thttpd or the network configuration of the web server.
Andrey
Check your log files on the web-server box for any clues as to what might be wrong. Since your network setup looked OK, and thttpd seemed to be running (at least *SOMETHING* was listening on port 80), you might have to dig out a packet sniffer (tcpdump or similar) to see exactly what's happening on the wire.
BTW: One other thought just occurred to me. Dachstein is normally setup to run weblet on port 80, via inetd. Did you comment out the weblet inetd entry in /etc/inetd.conf (or change it's port number) so thttpd could bind to port 80? NOTE: Use "netstat -lnp" to see which programs are listening on various network ports.
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