On Wed, 11 Mar 1998, Mark Rogers wrote:
>One machine set up as primary name server, running one virtual IP virtual
>web page) and dialin ppp connections. Everything is great except that
>there are some web pages that the machine just times out on?
>
>Here is the deal, the pages I wan't to get to are fine for anyone else.
>I can ping then and ftp to them, but web times out.
>If I telnet to port 8080 I get in and do a GET / and it times out (some
>send a cookie before timing out).
>
>The pages, (about 5 that I know of) are all running different systems
>(NT, unix whatever).
You're not making sense. You're connecting to port 8080 of your Web
server. What operating system is your Web server running? If not Red Hat
Linux, take your problem elsewhere. If Red Hat Linux, continue reading.
You connect to port 8080 and issue the following command:
GET / HTTP/1.0
follwed by a single blank line, correct? After issuing the command,
you receive no response. After a while of no response, something breaks
the connection.
When the connection is broken, what message is given?
Have you checked the Web server's log files? Specifically, have you
checked /var/log/httpd/access_log and /var/log/httpd/error_log?
How have you instructed your Web server to use port 8080? Did you change
the port in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf?
You say that you're running one "virtual IP". Is that one virtual host
in addition to the primary host's Web pages? Did you configure the
system to respond to the virtual host's IP address? Did you configure
the Web server software to respond to the virtual host's IP address?
Where does Windows NT come into all of this?
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