I can't get my Website to work on my local intranet.
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I can't get my Website to work on my local intranet.
I have set up a Linux server on my network, and I have Apache 2 installed, but when I try to access the default page using the localhost or its ip number, I just get page can't be found errors!
My distro' is RH 7.1 and initially, when I typed in the Linux server's hostname - I would get the info page, but not now. I have checked the httpd.conf, but can't see anything odd.
Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Tivoli Pete.
Last edited by tivoli pete; 10-13-2003 at 03:24 PM.
If you replaced the default "Its working" page with your own, did you make sure its readable by all, etc? Can you get the page on the actual server itself by typing in your localhost IP? http://127.0.0.1
And you don't have any firewalls setup or anything on this server?
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