a little background information:
i am in the process of configuring and running a linux apache http webserver from my house and i had a few questions concerning my LRP. (eigerstein, basic configuration) the web server will host my web pages for public viewing for now, and i will install a ftp server in the future.
right now my webserver is running apache, (slackware 9.0, with upgraded apache http 2.0)
the server can access it self:
<http://127.0.0.1> (i get the apache default page) <http://localhost> (i get the apache default page) <http://localhost/test.html> (i get a web test page i created)
a windows client cannot access the serverat all.
Sounds like you've got something messed up in your apache configuration.
Run 'netstat -lnp' on the webserver, and make sure apache is listening on port 80 of the network interface, and not just the loopback interface.
question, does the eigerstein hide all of the ports to the outside world? i think it does, so is it possible to configure eigerstein to allow people to access my webserver?
Yes, using port-forwarding. Simply uncomment the INTERN_WWW_SERVER setting, and set the IP address to the private IP assigned to your web-server machine. People outside your network can then connect using the IP of your firewall (assuming you get apache fixed :).
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