On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 6:06 AM, Timothy Curchod wrote:
> The bad news is that in the error log there is nothing when going to
> http://192.186.1.100/info.php or http://*my*.*ip*.*goes*.*here*/info.php.
> Localhost works fine.
>
> So if there is no error in the httpd error_log, then I am on th
Dear Vincenzo,
Thank you for the insight. My IP address is something else I just used
123.45.6.789 as an example, my server's ip is 211.80.39.244.
Now I have removed the ip from httpd.conf and tried accessing the computer with
computer name.
IIS works,
APACHE works if accessed from the machine
If your apache installation is sufficiently well tuned and has enough
resources (chiefly RAM) then it should be fine.
For a public example, see http://httpd.apache.org/server-status
presently indicating over 800 slots.
Good luck,
Pete
--
Openstrike - improving business through open source
http:
Hello there :)
we would like to know how many concurrent connections you recommend to
use with apache
without having a squid in place.
We have approx 600 concurrent connections on our site and run
currently with squid, but think about removing squid from the network.
is this a good idea ?
kinds
Hi Yehuda and all,
I set the timezone correctly, that's the good news. The bad news is that in
the error log there is nothing when going to http://192.186.1.100/info.php or
http://*my*.*ip*.*goes*.*here*/info.php. Localhost works fine. The network
card I have nforce or marvell. That's what t
Hi Ammar,
usually you don't put "Listen" directive inside your vhost configuration.
And you cannot have an IP address like 123.45.6.789.
"IP Addresses are canonically represented in dot-decimal notation, which
consists of four decimal numbers, each ranging from 0 to 255"
( http://en.wikipedia.or
