I'm not 100% posative, but this line:
host1: 192.168.1.2

looks wrong, it should just be:
host1:


and make sure you have 'host1' in your /etc/hosts file with the right ip.

Usually shared hosts will allow you to have access to your own 'error_log' since most websites have their own virtual hosts, this shouldn't really be a problem. AFAIK there shouldn't be any issues...

Usually, the apache logs are pretty good about telling you when they have resource problems. The system can still have 5GB of ram free, because most of those apache processes are using 'shared...

What are the apache logs telling you? They usually give at least some error which will at least it will tell us where to *start* looking.

So, basically starting off reading your rule, it says:
If someone accesses this site that is *NOT* from http://site.net
Then redirect them to http://site.net/string

Maybe removing the 'NOT' is...

I want one >.<

The 'stealing' part comes in when they change what kind of license it uses. BSD no longer provided the driver as GPL, which breaks the GPL. It's stealing if you don't give credit where credit is due....

Great, new material to study :-|

The number of currently incomming requests can be found using netstat:
netstat -anp | grep :80

Just read the number where the destination address is your servers ip with the port 80.

To find...

You can download a program known as 'active ports' which will show you what is using port 80.

Well, as Dani said anyone with an account could write to the machine, this doesn't only limit it to users, web scripts also have access to 'an account' via the anonymous web user, which could cause...

errr, did you miss this part of his post?

"Hi. I am running FC4 and I am trying to set up an intranet web server."

If you added that line to the windows hosts file, you should be able to connect to the WebServer through the address. Question: Do you have the webserver set to listen on that ip on port 80?

A...

There is a body known as internic which has been assigned the responsability of assigning domain names, every provider that sells domain names must purchase them from internic and pay the associated...

You should be able to place both ports on the same configuration file then seperate the requests using a virtualhost entry.

Example:
NameVirtualhost 192.168.0.1:80
NameVirtualhost...

This is typically either a setting in your source code, or the setting 'ServerName' in the httpd.conf file. You may want to check both locations. Let us know if that doesn't work :cool:

First of all you will need to download the zip/tar/gz file that contains the game, most games come in one of these formats. Assuming you have ssh access *which is required to start most games*, you...

For the web services, all you will really need to edit is the httpd.conf everything else will be done automatically, or by dyndns.

Currently http://httpd.apache.org is down, however when it comes...

From the looks of the screenshot either the AddType and AddHandler for php was not added to the httpd.conf file, or apache wasn't restarted after they were added. You may just want to verify the...

This looks more like a script configuration issue, I would recommend checking either the uploader.php or your php.ini and ensure that you have a leading / on the path, and that it is specified to the...

This means that you need to add the hostname of that machine to the C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file, because it is not able to resolve your computer name.

The subdomains are easy, wildcard dns will point all of the subdomains to the same ip address, the thing you would need to do to get them to show a website is write a script that will create a...

This error is generally caused by the domain not resolving to the same ip address that is listed in httpd.conf file.

Verify that an nslookup on the domain matches the vritualHost Entry in the...

First, we will need to know some things to help you, such as:

1. What OS Are you using.
2. What Versions of the programs are you wanting?
(a) Apache 1.3.x or apache 2.x
(b) PHP 4.3.x or...

The previous post was pretty much head on, one thing that I noticed is that if the /home directory does not have the +x flag to everyone, then it may not be able to go into your directory, may want...

Semaphore's are what the system uses to run processes, kind of like inodes on a disk, there are a limited number of Semaphore's available to access by files at any given time. Usually when...

Is there something we can assist you with with your apache servers?

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Yes apache can do the same thing, Here is some documentation that might be very helpful:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/name-based.html

If you are getting a connection timed out, that means that there is something blocking port 80 on your connection, this could be your ISP, most likely however it is a software firewall or some...

These error messages don't really mean much, the only thing that I get from the entire thing is that it starts, then 10 seconds later, someone hits stop:
"Parent: Received shutdown signal --...

Another thing I would try before reinstalling, is running apache, and checking the error_log file, most likly the reason it did not start is due to a module being called that could not be found, or...

Regardless of what you are trying to do, the apache install for windows is a .msi file, and with most MSI files you can install in silent mode like follows:
...

I'm not seeing a 'Silent Mode' in their documentation, can you provide more details on what you are refering to?

The last error, connection refused, means that apache is indeed actually hard failing, and not listening on port 80, if apache is configured as a service, you might want to make sure that the setting...

I would recommend:
http://mailenable.com/
I am not sure if thier free version has the webmail interface, however it meets all of the other requirements, and from there if you still need a webmail...

Well, the real question we need to know before starting to troubleshoot thism is what error message does it give when it stops responding, if it gives a 'connection refused' then it probably has...

Well I will try to seperate your issues out for you.

First, as far as nameservers go, you will need to setup bind/MS DNS, or some kind of DNS Server, these are not done through apache, most...

If you are using cpanel, the easiest thing to do would be to setup an 'addon' domain, assuming they give you the right to do this, basically an addon domain will be a folder in the main domain that...

You can get a dyndns address:
http://www.dyndns.org/


There are clients on thier site that can also update the entry automatically for you.