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Originally Posted by Garibaldi3489
Hello,
I am working on building a search engine of files in a particular directory on my server. I have installed the beagle service that will search an index files. I found a web interface for beagle called peagle:
http://www.kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=38289
I can start the script with:
and access it then by going to localhost:7324. I would now like to put this webpage on the site I'm hosting with apache on this machine. How might I do that? I tried accessing it with www.websiteaddress.com:7324 but that won't work and I tried to use iptables to open that port but that doesn't seem to work either. Any ideas?
Thanks
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you're doing it right. If it's the same machine, and you can access the site via "http://localhost:<port>" you should also be able to access it via "http://DNSname:<port>" - whether DNSname is fully qualified external name or an internal alias doesn't matter. That said, when you do localhost or a local alias, you don't leave your internal network, but if you do a fully qualified external name, you do.
If it isn't working, it's going to be some sort of a router/firewall issue. Make sure your router is forwarding that port to that machine. Make sure you don't have that outbound port blocked, make sure your hosts.allow/deny isn't blocking, and double check your iptables again. I'm guessing a router config issue.