At 01:47 PM 2/6/00 -0500, Mark West wrote:
>>From What I understand of your question, you seem to be having a DNS problem
>rather than an Apache one. Have you set up you box to be its own DNS server?
>or are you using an external one?
>
>As I see it when netscxape is making an http request it will try an resolve
>this address from a DNS server not from Apache.
Yes, so? The original poster (Pavel, I think) seems to have two independent
problems.
1. Apache doesn't work. This is probably due to the kernel compile error
that the apache logs report. To fix it, recompile the kernel with SYSV
support enabled.
2. Netscape can't do DNS resolution. This is probably a DNS problem (though
it *might* be a Netscape problem). The right first step is to check DNS
configuration. Is the first entry in /etc/resolv.conf a valid nameserver for
the host (i.e., can the host ping it? can the host telnet to its port 53?)?
Can the host do an nslookup on a hostname that Netscape cannot resolve? Ping
it? Telnet to it? Etc.
------------------------------------"Never tell me the odds!"---
Ray Olszewski -- Han Solo
Palo Alto, CA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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