11-11-05 10:57 PM
On Wed, 09 Nov 2005 17:47:18 -0800, neuffy sent:
> Ok, I'm running Kubuntu, with apache installed. Everything's setup, and
> when I type "http://myip" it comes up with my homepage. When I type
> "http://www.neuffy.com" it comes up with my homepage.
>
>
> But when I type "www.neuffy.com" on my Win2k box beside it, I get "The
> operation timed out..." Same with a computer external to my network.
And are those other computers able to resolve that domain name to the
correct IP? (Whether that be via DNS or a hosts file.)
Another issue that springs to mind is firewalling: Allow incoming
connections to port 80, if you run a firewall. Don't just throw away your
firewall. That's all you'd need to do for HTTP.
Then there's the case where you're hoping that an internal machine (to
your network) can connect to an external IP address (because the domain
name resolves to an internet IP address). Sometimes that won't happen, it
depends on how your network works.
> The kubuntu box is pinging correctly.
In what sense?
> The kubuntu box has regular web access.
>
> with
> netstat -ntld
> tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:80 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
>
> I've tried binding it to my ip, I've tried binding it to nothing. When I
> bind it to my ip, the netstat gives it being bound to the local address
> (ip) but still 0.0.0.0:* for the external? Is this a problem.
On other systems (I don't have kubuntu) a simple "Listen 80" directive in
the main Apache configuration file causes it to list to port 80 on all IP
addresses.
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