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Old 24th Apr 03, 06:52 AM
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Okay guys... I feel blond... I have been trying for the longest time to try to get the apache web server to work properly on my computer. I have one problem...

Cox.net blocks incoming on port 80...

So I have to change my port for my webserver from 1080/80 to another port... I have been using Xitami but have never been able to get my php/cgi/ssl/aspi to work properly and have somewhat succesfuly gotten it to work as a "localhost" but only access it... no one from outside can... I was trying to use ApacheConf.exe which I found on some website that has a GUI that allows you to easily edit the settings but things still aren't working out right...

If anyone has a tut that might help me with port settings

or even info on getting cgi/php/ssl/aspi working on Xitami I am all ears...

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Old 24th Apr 03, 01:26 PM
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Moved to here as it may enjoy a better response

Welcome to BetaONE Nola TiGGer - one of us here should be able to puzzle this out

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Old 24th Apr 03, 03:36 PM
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Hi Nola TiGGeR,

I'm an IIS man myself, but maybe this can help you out a little bit (Sprichts du deutsch ?): http://www.dynamic-webpages.de/php/install.xitami.php

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open up httpd.conf in a text editor

somewhere in the file that should be a directive that says Listen 80 , that's the port number that apache is set to listen on

change that to whatever port you want it on, and restart apache

go to your router / firewall, open the port, forward it to your pc, and then anybody should be able to access it over http://your.iport#
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