SC> Edit your httpd.conf file and change the "ServerName" directive to
SC> the FQDN that you want apache to annonuce itself as. Works for me.
I replaced
ServerName firewall.jnchome.com
with
Servername thecolmans.homeip.net
and restarted the server. Even with this change, I must
> -Original Message-
> From: Jake Colman
> Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 3:59 PM
> Subject: apache dns problem
>
> My server's internal name is firewall.jnchome.com. This is a
> bogus dns name that resolves only internally.
>
> I use dyndns.org to map
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On 19-Nov-2002/16:59 -0500, Jake Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>My server's internal name is firewall.jnchome.com. This is a bogus dns name
>that resolves only internally.
>
>I use dyndns.org to map a public dns name to my dynamic IP address. T
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> Subject: apache dns problem
>
>
>
> My server's internal name is firewall.jnchome.com. This is a
> bogus dns name that resolves only internally.
>
> I use dyndns.org to map a public dns name to my dynamic IP
> address. The URL "http://thecolmans.homeip.net
My server's internal name is firewall.jnchome.com. This is a bogus dns name
that resolves only internally.
I use dyndns.org to map a public dns name to my dynamic IP address. The URL
"http://thecolmans.homeip.net:8081"; resolves to my web server. If someone
enters this URL they get my apache t
