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Alternatively; Perl has a data structure for matching regular expressions which is very handy. With two or three lines of code you could take the URL, parse it,look for the word after the last '/', and open the corresponding file. The thing I don't know about is, if you could make Apache open...

vbean; I'm trying to do the same thing, to no avail. I do know however, that the default virtual host has to have the same ServerName and DocumentRoot as the original server. I think this includes the port in The ServerName, so look at the original ServerName in the 'conf' file, and then make...

WoooHooooo; That was it dudes. Its kind of a modem/router i have. The manufacturers call it a modem but it has DHCP and NAT. Its NAT that is the firewall, so, yeah, I had to do port forwarding. I had to configure the ROUTER to host HTTP servers on port 8080 so not to conflict with browers i...

Ok; when I run IpConfig from the dos command line i get: IP Address: 192.168.1.1 Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway: 192.168.1.254 This PC has a LAN NIC, but it is deactive. I am not on a LAN, just connected straight to the Internet via DSL. I have thought port forwarding...

I did exactly that, my domain name is eoghan.servebeer.com and i put that in the server name field, do i put the same in the domain name filed (which i did b4). If so, it aint workin, and my ISP says they allow servers and dont block any traffic. Maybe i should try changing ports?? any help...

hi; I've been tryin to install Apache2.0.54 to host a web site on my PC with a DSL line. I can see my web page from MY PC ONLY using my local IP. I cannot see my web page remotely. My ISP gives me a different IP every time I turn on my PC and network adapter. For the moment, I just want to...