RedHat, Apache and the worst DSL modem in history

edited August 2004 in Software
Well... My server works now, and everybody but me can see the files Apache is sharing. I cant see the page from my Linux, Mac or XP comp. But everybody else can see it! What am i missing here? I whant to brows my own site from the internet connection the server is on. How do i do that?

Mr.Mac server URL: http://knezzen.bounceme.net/macdomain/index.htm

//Mr.Mac

Comments

  • Try the local http://192.168.2.2:8000/ addr for your own personall use.

    -Q
  • Yea, that would work! Thanks Q! How do "turn off" the Apache test page?

    //Mr.Mac
  • Stick some index.html file in /var/www/html.

    -Q
  • delete it
  • errr,....replace it with an index file
  • You can't delete the testpage, it's generated automatically by Apache when there's no index.html in the DocumentRoot.

    -Q
  • RCA DCM235

    It doesn't work with my router. It loses power often (crappy power connection). Just to name a few problems.
  • You can delete the testpage from Apache. Just delete them and put your website in the same directory /var/www/html
  • There wasn't anything in /var/www/html, so how could you delete it?

    -Q

    PS. MacDomain is up on it and the problem was solved ages ago.
  • sometimes if you name your page index.htm or index.php it wont dsiplay it. you have to chgange the conf file...
  • Yeah, becuase it probly defaults to HTML
  • when u first install apache theres only one index type in httpd.conf you have to add them. but it doesnt say this in the readme for php
  • <IfModule mod_dir.c>
    DirectoryIndex index.htm default.htm index.html default.html default.php index.php
    </IfModule>

    Thats the code for the HTTPD.CONF for standard HTML and php loading.
    Just look around www.devside.net/web/server/linux for more help and ideas.
  • But the directory is BLANK, there is NOTHING in it.

    -Q
  • tcp wrote:
    You can delete the testpage from Apache. Just delete them and put your website in the same directory /var/www/html

    i think thats in the linux version. on my server that dir dont exist
  • If you use the Default directory setup in the windows version of Apache then it would be.

    C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\
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