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Check to see if you are running Apache in chroot mode (the default). You may need to change this in order for apache to see things outside the root (usually /var/www)...things like cgi, php, etc...

Greg, First, how is your external interface configured? IE: is it DHCP or is it static? Next, in either case, how did you give the machine the information? IE: /etc/hostname.if or an ifconfig line in /etc/rc.local - or do you do ifconfig from the command line? In the morning, when you come...

Hi Randall, Excuse my delay - yes you can run all those items on one box (for your small office/home office - or otherwise small network). If you wanted to try another DNS system, a newer, more robust and solid DNS system, check out: http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html - he writes QMail and several...

jaxgent, Could you be more specific about this security client? For example, is it a VPN client. If it is a PPTP client, then it will use proto gre and tcp 1723 (pptp). If it is a IPSec client, then it will use proto esp and udp 500 (isakmp). These are the more likely senarios. With your...

Randall, I would use the BIND included with OpenBSD, depending on which version you're running. Next, assuming you are connecting this machine to some sort of Internet connection (DSL/Cable/etc...)then, I would use the DNS server IP address provided to you by your ISP instead of 127.0.0.1...

Hello 4ltern4te, Thank you for your response. To your first question, yes the machine automatically reboots after typing quit at the UKC prompt. To your second quesiton, no I have not tried that because I was unable to get it to boot at all. Where would the /bsd.new be if I was unable to...

Hello, I am new to posting, so please forgive any incorrect procedures, and the length of this first post. I have been following this thread, and am very appreciative to those who have responded with helpful information. Here is the situation: First, I found this post because a client of mine...