Allright.. here's what happened.
Everyone was right.. nothing to do with apache of course.. and all to do
with one little file (as always.. damnit =). I think as Dan had
mentioned previously it was the /etc/hosts file. I had also taken Dave
W.'s advice and tried the `network restart` path .. and that kinda mussed
up somewhere... and the network never came back. a good trip to the
other side of campus today and a `shutdown -r now` later.. sure did the
trick. all the kids serveing nobody made me happy. thanks again everyone.
Joel
Joel Oliveira
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