web server went down
ok. I had an Apache server running on mandrake 8.1. One day the server stopped allowing web pages to be viewed in a browser. You can ftp in to the server, webmin is working, but none of the web pages can be viewed from the web. I have one computer on the same network (behind the same router) that can view the web pages from a browser, but no computers outside of the network can view the pages. I can't access the server's IP from the web, but i can access webmin which is the server's IP on port 10000. I didn't mess with the router's config, all the right ports are still forwarded to the server. What other possibilities are there?
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Routers can crash too! Recently my internet access began to slow down dramitcally. I tried a bunch of things that did not work. Then I restarted the router and everything worked perfectly again.
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yeah, i've restarted the router a zillion times.
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Hmmmm...well something has had to change. Did you mess with a new firewall?
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no i was at work and a friend called me and said she couldn't pull up her site in a browser, but she could ftp into it. i though she was on krak but when i checked it out she was right. it just stopped working out of the blue.
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Did you restart the httpd service?
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yeah i've reboot and restarted every thing a zillion times. as far as i can tell port 80 is being blocked. maybe it's time for a new router.... in that case i'm in the wrong forum
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Is it possible that your ISP started denying access to port 80?
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It is possible they blocked access to that port. Change it to 8080 in your httpd.conf file and see what happens.
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ouch... yeah i thought of that too. they have shareware servers blocked like kazza and imesh. i've never been able to connect to these guys. i live in a neightborhood that shares a t1, none of my friends that have the t1 access can connect to kazaa or imesh.....
those b@st@rds! |
ok switching it to port 8080 in the httpd.cfg file worked but when i type it into a browser i have to put :8080 at the end of the domain. how can i have just the domain resolve to port 8080 without putting it at the end?
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You have to forward all requests from port 80 to port 8080. There are a few ways to do this. Your router might be able to do it.
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yeah but if my ISP is blocking port 80 then requests coming in on port 80 will never make it to my router for the router to forward. is there a away to make all requests resolve to port 8080 from the dns server? i'm gonna play with that.
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oh well my dns server wont access a hardcoded port address like 216.85.177.248:8080
dam ISP guys.... |
Yeah your right I forgot about that. Ummm...that sucks to say the least.
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