[wplug] Apache2 config

[Weber, Lawrence A]

Thank you so much.  I was so concerned about the network's firewall and
proxy server, I didn't give the PC's firewall a thought, particularly
since I thought I had a boa server running on it.  A couple of clicks
and all is now well.  Next step is getting MediaWiki set up.  Thanks
again.

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tom.grove at nepinc.com
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 10:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [wplug] Apache2 config


Sounds like a firewall issue to me. I would run
system-config-securitylevel and see if your firewall is enabled. If it
is you will need to customize it and open up http (port 80).

Tom Grove


On Feb 27, 2009, at 10:18 PM, "Weber, Lawrence A"
<Lawrence.Weber at ansaldo-sts.us> wrote:



	I have been arguing with an Apache2 server (versions 2.2.9 and
2.2.11) for the last couple of days.
	 
	I can access the server from the PC (fedora 9) that it is
installed on.  Web pages, cgi all work fine.  However I have no access
to the server from any other network connected host.  The browsers are
set to not use the proxy server for my server's IP address.  I have no
problems using boa (which is not running now).
	 
	The error_log only shows my starts and stops of the server.  The
access_log only shows the access from the local IP address.
	 
	I realize that this isn't much info but any ideas where I should
be looking to fix this?
	 
	I have looked through httpd.conf and everything looks right to
me there.
	 

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