MartinC wrote:
(OS 10013)An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its
acces
s permissions. : make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80
no listening sockets available, shutting down
Unable to open logs
Note the errors or messages above, and press the ESC key to
Hello all,
I get plenty of error messages in my httpd-error.log like the ones shown
here
[Sun Nov 23 11:34:42 2008] Script: '/usr/www/example/core/js/wall.php'
[Sun Nov 23 11:35:35 2008] Script: '/usr/www/example/core/js/wall.php'
[Sun Nov 23 11:36:07 2008] Script:
Albert Joseph wrote:
[...]
I am running a stand-alone (not part of any network) machine on Windows
2000 Professional.
[...]
Now, I need to connect to the server from a remote machine. What http
address should I use ?
Well, assuming the two first sentences above are true, you are really
going to
robert arnesson wrote:
Hello all,
I get plenty of error messages in my httpd-error.log like the ones shown
here
[Sun Nov 23 11:34:42 2008] Script: '/usr/www/example/core/js/wall.php'
[Sun Nov 23 11:35:35 2008] Script: '/usr/www/example/core/js/wall.php'
[Sun Nov 23 11:36:07 2008] Script:
On 11/17/08, Frank Kimbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
custom build from the source.
what else do you want to know?
please let me know.
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On 11/17/08, Paul Doubek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well... thanks for the input... it was the firewall after all. I had used
the GUI to disable it but it must have still been running. I edited the
/etc/sysconfig/iptables files per another article I found and bounced the
server... still didn't
Just so there's no confusion, I believe what André is saying is that
if its not part of a network, then you can't connect to it, however
the Internet is a network, so if you're connected to that, you're
fine.
-Brian
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 8:35 AM, André Warnier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Albert
I will try to take a look at that.
The strange thing is that php errors are turned off, so it shouldnt log
anything. Also, this only occurres on a few php-files, not on the rest, and
there is no major differences between the files that show up in the log
compared to the files thats not showing
You might want to try uninstalling httpd, then reinstalling but this time
tell it to put it in c:\apache\ instead of letting it drop into the default
Program Files location. I suspect something isn't liking all the spaces in
the path to the binary file.
-Original Message-
From: Michael
Hi All; I am using: Fedora 8, Apache version 2.2.8, MySQL version 5.0.45. I
have been developing a restricted web site (username/password authenticated via
PHP onto a MYSQL user table) which will allow users to retrieve movies that
they have FTP uploaded from their mobile phones. The uploading
Hi Brian Mearns,
I am still stuck. I need to connect to my Apache from the outside world (not
from within a LAN). I am using an ADSL modem (not router), so I think this
means that my server connects directly to the Internet. I used whatismyip.com
to find my public IP address and gave to a
Albert Joseph wrote:
Hi Brian Mearns,
I am still stuck. I need to connect to my Apache from the outside world (not
from within a LAN). I am using an ADSL modem (not router), so I think this
means that my server connects directly to the Internet. I used
whatismyip.com to find my public
Hi all,
I am using Apache 2.2.9 (built from source) on Debian Lenny to run a
fairly large community LAMP (Perl, MySQL) site. I use the proxy and
cache of Apache to improve site performance - I have a front end proxy
build and a back-end mod_perl build. I have been using this setup for
years
Hey all,
I'm unsure whether this is a problem with Apache.
I'm having the problem where my site runs slow in IE only. In Firefox
Safari they are lightning quick
Its very strange but my servers are setup like this:
Server 1
4 Sites hosted (4 virtual hosts)
Server 2
2 Sites hosted (2 virtual
I am not using PHP personally with Apache, but my son who is, tells me
that there probably is, in each of these scripts, a like like :
error_log()
which you would just need to comment out.
// error_log()
If that doesn't do it, and if you send me one of the scripts, I'll pass
it on to
Steve Reilly,
Thank you. I am reading http://portforward.com/routers.htm which has much
information that I hope will lead to a solution. This might take sometime from
me though, since I found that I have to obtain a static IP first.
Thanks again.
Hi,
I learned that
The RewriteCond
has 3 kinds of context(This indicates where in the server's configuration files
the directive is legal)
Server config, virtual host,
directory.
I have a httpd.conf file which has several whosts.
when configuring the server config level rewritcond
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