apache server

[Ken Schrock]

It doesn't like http://localhost because it is not a fully qualified hostname
(there is no domain, try http://localhost.localdomain
 Another way around that is the make sure it is in /etc/hosts and right
  127.0.0.1	localhost.localdomain	localhost
    http://localhost will then work)

It doesn't work for your IP address now as it has set itself up at localhost
(if it works for 127.0.0.1 it ain't gonna work with 192.168.10.155 
 It can't be both, at least not with the default Apache config
  [you can do this by turning on Virtual Hosting] )

The full fix for your problem is to change the Apache config file
And set the server name field properly

First make sure your machine has a proper entry in /etc/hosts
Then go to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and set the Server Name variable
That should fix you up

On Tuesday 15 January 2002 04:38 am, you wrote:
> hi all,
>
>     this is not related to KDevelop, though, but i really hope that there
> are somebody who can extend some helps to me on my problem.
>
>     i just setup a RedHat 7.1 on my PC, with httpd installed and running.
> after some configuration, it seems that the httpd is running properly.
> however, when i try to load the apache test page using Netscape with
> http://localhost but i got this error message on the page: "Browser Error -
> Your browser sent a malformed request. You may need to configure your
> browser to use proxies, or you may need to change the port that your
> webserver is using."
>
>     then i tried to use my ip address in netscape to load the page,
> http://192.168.10.155, and the netscape status bar showing that "host
> contacted, waiting for reply", however, after some time, an error page
> appeared: "Socket Error - Connection Reset by Remote Host".
>
>     then, i tried again with my hostname instead: http://svr_linux, the
> same thing happened, the netscape status bar showing that "host contacted,
> waiting for reply" and after some time the error page "Socket Error -
> Connection Reset by Remote Host" displayed.
>
>     lastly, i used http://127.0.0.1 to test the webserver and it worked.
> but i got no idea what is going on. is there anybody could advice what did
> i missed in my configuration? thanks in advance.
>
>         YK (Yong Khun, Loh)
>         <ykloh at lkta.com.my>
>
>
>
>
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