- From: Ulf Kronman, Karolinska institutet <Ulf.Kronman@it.ki.se>
- Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1995 14:16:50 +0100
- To: www-talk@www10.w3.org
Dear WWW managers, I have recently downloaded the CERN precompiled binaries for a small Sun IPX running SunOS 4.1.3. Allmost everything is running fine, but I can't get httpd to do name lookups via DNS. DNS is running OK for all other applications. I have set the httpd.conf directives for DNSlookup and IndetityCheck on, but this does not help. I'm beginning to suspect that the precompiled httpd is set to use NIS for name lookups rather than DNS, and that setting of httpd.conf directives does not help. May this be right, and, if so, is there a way to solve this without re-compiling? The lack of name lookup would not be a major problem, but I intend to offer my web server as a proxy server to users on campus, to decrease the network load, and then the httpd has to do name lookups to locate other servers. I also downloaded the source for the CERN httpd and tried to compile it, but I got stuck in a mess where make tries to write to directories that does not exist, and read from files that not are in the right place. Is this specific to my machine or is it a known problem for the Sun4 platform? Thanks for any help Ulf ________________________________________________________________________ Ulf Kronman WWW coordinator Dept. for Information Technology Voice: +46 8 728 7133 Karolinska Institutet Fax: +46 8 33 68 26 S-171 77 Stockholm, SWEDEN Internet: Ulf.Kronman@it.ki.se ________________________________________________________________________
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