Paul McFerrin wrote:
John Hudak wrote:
Some things that come to mind:
1. Is your router properly configured for port forwarding?
2. is the service you are using to do host redirection properly
configured?
I already found the problem. I used my son to do the initial load of
the OS and knew n
John Hudak wrote:
Some things that come to mind:
1. Is your router properly configured for port forwarding?
2. is the service you are using to do host redirection properly
configured?
I already found the problem. I used my son to do the initial load of
the OS and knew nothing of how the rout
Some things that come to mind:
1. Is your router properly configured for port forwarding?
2. is the service you are using to do host redirection properly configured?
3. is the machine name & domain name you chose for your 'new' installation
the same name as you specified on your hosting service?
4.
Paul McFerrin wrote:
Wow, my base site at http://localhost works !!!
Second: windows firewall is in fact disabled.
Third: infection due to unsafe surfing which is history now.
Fourth: To reload. Complete Installation including FORMAT from a XP Pro
CD that included all of the updates thru SP3 on
Well I think I need to contact RoadRunner. It looks like they are
blocking port 80. From another PC connected to the same router, I can
access my webpage usinging my locally assigned IP address in a browser
window. Does it sound like this assumption is correct?
My web site is for my family
Wow, my base site at http://localhost works !!!
Second: windows firewall is in fact disabled.
Third: infection due to unsafe surfing which is history now.
Fourth: To reload. Complete Installation including FORMAT from a XP Pro
CD that included all of the updates thru SP3 on one CD. Everything e
Good points. Why did I not think of this. First, I have always started
it in the foreground and never as a real service.
As for event viewer most are errors that I have caused with MSI. Here
is one error for HTTP:
HTTP namespace reservations are not installed.
No help is available and I
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From: "Paul McFerrin"
Sent: 30 January, 2010 20:41
To:
Subject: [us...@httpd] Something's fishy going on: dead server & no log messages
I have an interesting problem. First, my Cygwin binary distribution of Apache
1.3.2
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 3:41 PM, Paul McFerrin
wrote:
> I have an interesting problem. First, my Cygwin binary distribution of
> Apache 1.3.22, ater 5 years has STOPPED RESPONDING. No errors to log and No
> Web Service.
>
Event viewer? Does it work if you remove third-party modules like PHP?
I have an interesting problem. First, my Cygwin binary distribution of
Apache 1.3.22, ater 5 years has STOPPED RESPONDING. No errors to log
and No Web Service.
This all started by my computer get infecting by 2 Trojan Horses
viruses. The OS disk partition was copied and a virus scanner was
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