Don't you just hate it that when you type out a long question you figure
it out for yourself
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There was _one_ thing I didn't check ... I went and switched out the RAM,
turns out one of the chips was causing the problem ... Doh. Another 200
bucks down the drain.
THanks!
- Original Message -
From: "Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "default013" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "FreeBSD-Questions"
> If I simply type "apple" in the "address bar" IE will prefix "apple"
> with "http://www."; and add the ".com" suffix, after failing to connect
> to just "apple".
I do not find this to be the case. I have a machine (hogx.csl.sri.com)
and on my windows box if I enter "hogx" into the location fie
> From: Jan Grant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> IE does what you tell it if you give it a proper URL.
Very true.
> That it doesn't behave in the way you intended when you gave
> it a non-standardised, abbreviated input, is not something that
> it should be castigated for - unless you count teaching peop
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Totally Jayyness wrote:
> Turns out that IE doesn't ASSUME the 'http://' on any port except 80.
> So I went back in, made the changed to httpd.conf and then went to
> http://192.168.0.10:1124 and BANG, there it was.
> So thought I would follow up with all of you to 1: Thanky
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 09:26:55PM -0700, Totally Jayyness wrote:
> I actually had it right the whole time. The problem was Internet Explorer
> the
> WHOLE time.
>
> It turns out to feed http on a different port, you only have to either add a
>
> LISTEN
>
> or change the standard port 80 to so
I actually had it right the whole time. The problem was Internet Explorer
the
WHOLE time.
It turns out to feed http on a different port, you only have to either add a
LISTEN
or change the standard port 80 to something else
port <#>
Even though I had done that it wasn't pulling up in IE for m
