Andrew Bishop wrote: >The solution is to stop the /etc/resolv.conf file from changing or you >will need to restart WWWOFFLE each time that the file is changed.
Neo Sze Wee wrote: At 16:37 Uhr +0000 1.3.2002, Neo Sze Wee wrote: >Try to put in the dns. I've done both now. I discovered that pppd writes two dns numbers into /etc/resolv.conf each time it connects and takes them out again each time it disconnects. In SuSE I was able with YaST to set MODIFY_RESOLV_CONF to "no". I then wrote the two dns numbers: nameserver 195.186.1.110 nameserver 195.186.4.110 into /etc/resolv.conf so that they are now there permanently. However, the behaviour of wwwoffle is still the same. I still get "cannot open connection to xy on port 80". >Have you tried a different port number? Like 9081 or 8082. I did try 8081 to no avail. I still don't understand what these ports mean. I only know the 8080 which wwwoffle seems to be using and 631 which CUPS uses. I don't understand why wwwoffle wants to use port 80 and fails, nor what I should do about it. What is special about 9081 or 8082? Is there a good (newbie) reference on "ports" available? Thanks for your answers! Theo Schmidt
