- From: Joerg Wittenberger <Joerg.Wittenberger@pobox.com>
- Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 12:24:08 -0500 (EST)
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
>>>>> "jk" == jose kahan <jose.kahan@w3.org> writes: jk> Hello Jerry, Are you using a proxy setup? Hello Jose, I do not using any proxies. I'm actually a bit experienced concering networks (with the exception of socks, which in turn is what is used here); that why I said, I'm sorry to be that unspecific and now I'm even more sorry not to have made that clear. The thing is, that I try to work just at my own machine, that is apache and amaya are at the very same machine. As it is a laptop, the network is not always reachable - which I was suspecting o be the reason at first. What I tried was to access apache via localhost, the hostname without domain (see network, it's not always resolvable) and via full qualified host name. The log files do not show any connection attempts, not even at tcp level let alone the apache. To make sure it's not just a matter of the resolver, I activated and deactivated the dns server. What I could not figure was, whether there is still an option to be put into /etc/resolv.conf to tell use /etc/hosts and dns in this or that sequence. The docs don't have such an option - I merly remember that there was one in the past - but things might change and memory might cheat. There is a second web server in the intranet. Netscape et al can reach it without any proxies or difficulties. Amaya does not talk to it either. jk> If this doesn't work yet, please email us the URL you're trying to jk> access so that we can analyze the problem from here. http://localhost/ http://gliep/ http://server.domain.intranet/ ;-) guess there is no chance in any way. Thanks /Jerry
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