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Frustrating right?
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BlueKnight - I couldn't either that's why I posted here.. ntbob2000 - I did that :/ BlueKnight - Do you use Yahoo?
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Nope. I edited the httpd.conf file and changed the servername to my computer IP address 192.168.1.106 (if i'm correct, that's what McAfee is telling me it is) and it's still not working. God this is frustrating.
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allrighty - I'll do that when i get home if it dont work i'll post here.
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i forgot how exactly I did the pinhole thing - but i did it through a tutorial about setting up apache w/ the linksys router. The router is set up though to accept them, i checked when the problem first occured. I'll edit the httpd.conf file when I get home, see if setting up to my computer IP address works that way. so it should be ServerName localhost: 192.168.1.1 but instead of that
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Yes i made a pinhole in my router - So i should change ServernName to my IP addess? How come it had worked before and just now stopped?
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Yes - Local host works perfectly fine I can see everything and work with everything properly. It's just the actual web site that's not working.
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linksys
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Yep, i have high speed cable. IP Never changes. I checked windows firewall - It allows port 80, I checked McAfee firewall, it allows port 80.. I deleted Norton cause I never use it.. I deleted AOL cause I didn't know if it had a firewall of its own.. Restarted comuter many times, restarted Apache many times..
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Yes, it exists. Exact same spelling, no caps. The thing is i don't think it's the httpd.conf file because prior to this happening I never touched it so unless it edited itself, then it really couldn't be it could it?
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It didn't work - Here is my httpd.conf file: # # This is the main Apache HTTP server configuration file. It contains the # configuration directives that give the server its instructions. # See <URL:; for detailed information. # In particular, see # <URL:; # for a discussion of each configuration directive. # # Do NOT simply read the instructions in here without understanding
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Hey. I was in the process of creating a website - slowly but surely. The first thing I did was register my domain name through smallbusiness.yahoo.com (i only use yahoo for any of my web needs for some reason) and then I set up apache, php, mysql (the works) and everything worked fine. I changed my records on yahoo to point to my IP, i allowed port 80 HTTP open on all fire walls and everythig wor
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