On 23/05/13 18:39, Tim wrote:
I am trying to access a web site via a different IP address than the
normal web site sits on. I have been told (by the owners of the the
web site) to add an IP address to my host file which resolve to the
domain name. So I edited the /etc/host file as follows
1.1
On 23/05/13 18:39, Tim wrote:
I am trying to access a web site via a different IP address than the
normal web site sits on. I have been told (by the owners of the the
web site) to add an IP address to my host file which resolve to the
domain name. So I edited the /etc/host file as follows
1.1
Hi Tim,
On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 06:39:23PM +0100, Tim wrote:
> How can I check that the web browser is accessing the web site via
> the changes I made in the host file and not using the old
> settings?
You could run tcpdump to view your outbound port 80 traffic.
# tcpdump -vpn 'dst port 80'
or
On Thu, 23 May 2013 18:39:23 +0100, t...@xendistar.co.uk said:
> I am trying to access a web site via a different IP address
You're also cross-posting on multiple LUG sites (I was going to say
"spamming"). Start with one, only.
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I am trying to access a web site via a different IP address than the
normal web site sits on. I have been told (by the owners of the the web
site) to add an IP address to my host file which resolve to the domain
name. So I edited the /etc/host file as follows
1.1.1.1 thesite.co.uk (all fictiti
