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Recent content by Sol8Darity
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Acessing Local Apache Web Server From The Internet
Finally got my problem resolved. In addition to opening port 6666 on my router (HTTP Service from the drop-down menu), I also had to add another service (webserv) and forward port 80. I can now access my webserver from the internet.- Sol8Darity
- Post #6
- Forum: Linux (server)
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Acessing Local Apache Web Server From The Internet
Nopek, no firewalls other than my Netgear router RP614 which I believe acts as a basic firewall.- Sol8Darity
- Post #5
- Forum: Linux (server)
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Acessing Local Apache Web Server From The Internet
Yes, I do. From the Advanced-->"Port Forwarding" menu, I set the HTTP service to 6666 at bogus' IP. So far, no dice...- Sol8Darity
- Post #3
- Forum: Linux (server)
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How to build a secure ftp server
You may want to check out Washington University FTP (WU-FTP). You can lock down users to specific directories by way of a file called "ftpaccess". It's free at http://sunfreeware.com. Select your OS-type, scroll then click the wuftpd-2.6.2 link. It'll install to /usr/local. You'll...- Sol8Darity
- Post #3
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Acessing Local Apache Web Server From The Internet
Need assistance getting to my internal web server from the internet. Here are the particulars: - I have an Apache Web Server running on a custom port (not 80 nor 8080) on an i386 Solaris 8 box (hostname: bogus) behind a Netgear RP614 router. - The port number is above 1024 - I have HTTP...- Sol8Darity
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- Forum: Linux (server)
