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I solved the problem, but I am not sure why what the problem was was only effecting that one specific site. Occasionaly, I would not be able to connect to any site, so I did some more loking around at my network and discovered an IP conflict that realy had no reason to be conflicting (I think)...

The way my server is configured, it's just not possible. There is no real dns going on, Apacher answers the request and forwards it to the IIS dns which then resolves to the approprioate IIS site. For instance I could not navigate to 192.168.0.12:81(Server IP) because apache will not know what...

I have windows SBS 2003 running on my server along with several websites. The problem I am having is accessing a specific site for editing with front page. When I connect to the site, the connection doesn't seem to last long before I start getting server busy errors. I just upgraded the RAM and...

Well, I was able to get what I wanted in the end. I installed IIS after Apache, and apache works just fine proxying the request to IIS on port :81. You can see what I did here: http://www.illdill.org/apache/apacheconfig.htm Thanks...

I f'ing love your sig. AndyGroom

AND... I need to hide the port extension (:81) when forwarding requests. Otherwise people are like 'WTF?'

Also, most of my development at this point is with PHP/Apache so I would like for this server to remain on the :80 port for obvious purposes...

Sorry, I mean I have not been able to configure the IIS server to succesfully forward requests to the Apache server.

Yes, I NEED to have the apache machine forward requests to the IIS machine, I have not yet beeen able to configure this succesfully visa versa. Thanks...

Yes, I want to have both MS 'Visual' environment (Windows), and an Apache/PHP environment (Open Source).

Hi all, I have two win2003 servers, one running Apache. Apache serves on port 80 and IIS on port 81. Has any body experiemented with this type of configuration before? Do you think it would be easier to run both Apache and IIS on the same machine? I am having some issues with this...

I am using the following configuration to forward website requests through a proxy to another server on port :81 <VirtualHost 192.168.0.12:80> ServerName www.*denver.com ServerAlias *denver.com RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://www.*denver.com:81/$1 [P] </VirtualHost>...

Let me try to clear this up a little more... When trying to access the following link: http://domain.org/page.html I need the proxy Rewrite: <VirtualHost 192.168.0.12:80> ServerAdmin webmaster@xxxxx.org ServerName xxxxx.org ServerAlias www.xxxxx.org RewriteEngine On...

Will this happen everytime a request for a Redirected page that cannot be found occurs? If so, how can I prevent it, other than fixing the bad link or replacing the missing page? Thanks.

I am using proxy to redirect to the proper server. <VirtualHost 192.168.0.12:80> ServerAdmin webmaster@xxxxx.org ServerName xxxxx.org ServerAlias www.xxxxx.org RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://www.xxxxx.org:81/$1 [P] </VirtualHost> Occasionaly I get a proxy...

Ok, now it is happening from my own IP address. A file I recently accessed. Could this be an apache/win2003 glich? *.*.186.76 - - [29/Jun/2006:02:57:05 -0400] "GET /the_Atheist_who_saved_the_usa.html HTTP/1.1" 302 321 *.*.186.76 - - [29/Jun/2006:02:57:05 -0400] "GET...

I am experiencing a slew of GET requests from time to time that last a minute or more and make the exact same request about 10 times a second. Is there a way to detect and temporarily block IP addresses that "GET" request a page more than once within so much time? Thanks Tim

I would like to have attachments stripped from emails before they are delivered, then moved into a shared folder. A link to the file in the stripped email would be nice too. Situation... Client uses one email address for several employees/client machines, Outlook responds slowly when sending...

So, as far as I have gotten, there is no workaround for this so far. What I have come up with is just not good enough for a dependable system. I still say get another WAN IP, but for me, this is what I have to suffer with until I come up with something better, or afford the expensive NAT boxes...

Any sites on the windows box with links to say http://illdill.org/images/pic1.jpg will not resolve to http://illdill.org:81/images/pic1.jpg because only the default http://illdill.org will get forwarded to :81. What this means is that I cannot include the domain name in any links unless I also...