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To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #9

Quote: Originally Posted by Stingrey True, but in reality driving back and forth every day to work I just hate going over the speed bumps and stop and go traffic. I much prefer…
MacNN Hardware by kentuckyfried Mon, 25 Jul 2005 - 14:29

To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #8

True, but in reality driving back and forth every day to work I just hate going over the speed bumps and stop and go traffic. I much prefer to drive my every day driver. That and…
MacNN Hardware by Stingrey Mon, 25 Jul 2005 - 06:04

To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #6

a ferrari is most certainly better than a toyota. if you didn't want it, you could sell it and buy a toyota with a little left over. but who would sell a ferrari to buy a toyota?…
MacNN Hardware by redheadfred Sun, 24 Jul 2005 - 22:52

To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #4

Quote: Originally Posted by kentuckyfried I've been feeling like going out to impulsively buy an Apple laptop since I went on vacation, at time when I really needed one and it w…
MacNN Hardware by runejoha Sun, 24 Jul 2005 - 20:54

To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #3

It all depends on screen res. I love my wife's 12" iBook. In most ways I prefer it to my 15" PB but I can't live with 1024x768. I'm very interested, to say the least, in the upcomi…
MacNN Hardware by DylanG Sun, 24 Jul 2005 - 20:47

To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #2

If you already own a desktop, consider getting a 12" iBook if you want portability. Still has oomph, better battery life and it's cheaper (wait till next week to see if there's an …
MacNN Hardware by Randman Fri, 22 Jul 2005 - 23:44

To buy or not to buy? iBook vs 15" Powerbook — #1

I've been feeling like going out to impulsively buy an Apple laptop since I went on vacation, at time when I really needed one and it wasn't available to me. That, and the fact th…
MacNN Hardware by kentuckyfried Fri, 22 Jul 2005 - 23:39

Mac as a web host server — #50

Whats posted above is not my current config file... I noticed that too, so I made sure both documentroot and directory match. However I have noticed that the default server seem…
MacNN Networking by jersey Thu, 21 Jul 2005 - 14:44

Mac as a web host server — #49

Quote: Originally Posted by jersey exactly....i can get them both to work, but they both show the same content, thats the issue. the top server continues to take precedence...ho…
MacNN Networking by genevish Thu, 21 Jul 2005 - 13:28

Mac as a web host server — #48

Quote: Originally Posted by ppmax I just checked tiffanycalvert.com and joshazzarella.com and they work...so what's the problem? The only thing I see is that both domains poin…
MacNN Networking by jersey Thu, 21 Jul 2005 - 13:03

Mac as a web host server — #47

I just checked tiffanycalvert.com and joshazzarella.com and they work...so what's the problem? The only thing I see is that both domains point to the same content.
MacNN Networking by ppmax Thu, 21 Jul 2005 - 11:24

Mac as a web host server — #46

ppmax, I am on cablevision, they block 25 and 80. Copied and pasted the syntax you posted, ran config test (it wanted ">" on the directory, no big deal) restarted, which I ha…
MacNN Networking by jersey Thu, 21 Jul 2005 - 09:10

Mac as a web host server — #45

Questions: Are you restarting Apache after every change you make to the httpd.conf file? Are you sure port 80 is blocked by your ISP? Have you checked the syntax of you httpd.conf…
MacNN Networking by ppmax Thu, 21 Jul 2005 - 00:25

Mac as a web host server — #44

ppmax, Thanks, this is all i have left as i have done a reinstall, for my own sanity if nothing else. Listen 81 NameVirtualHost <VirtualHost 192.168.0.101:*> DocumentRoot…
MacNN Networking by jersey Wed, 20 Jul 2005 - 23:19

Mac as a web host server — #42

Well, I'm sure you don't need to reinstall Panther. You are reloading the Apache config file after making changes, yes? (Stopping and starting Personal Web Sharing from the Shari…
MacNN Networking by genevish Wed, 20 Jul 2005 - 20:57

Mac as a web host server — #41

yeah, i've used listen, namevirtualhost......and any combination ot the 2. i dont think dns is the issue and both addresses are arriving as told to do. the problem is with apache…
MacNN Networking by jersey Wed, 20 Jul 2005 - 14:49

Which home routers work with iChat 3 (AV)??? — #2

If it worked under Panther, then it should work under Tiger. The difference? I'm not completely sure. There are several possibilities: iChat 3 uses different ports, or the Tiger…
MacNN Networking by ghporter Wed, 20 Jul 2005 - 08:39

Mac as a web host server — #40

You're listening on port 81, yes? code: Listen 81 Try <VirtualHost *:81> for each of the VirtualHost blocks. I'm also a little iffy still on your DNS settings, though it m…
MacNN Networking by genevish Tue, 19 Jul 2005 - 17:41

Mac as a web host server — #39

heres my current set up via config: Edit: gone i cant find anytihng wrong.... i have even switched from servername to serveralias and nothiung really changes. suggestions? tha…
MacNN Networking by jersey Mon, 18 Jul 2005 - 20:21

Mac as a web host server — #37

so it looks like i got it to show up in the outside world (which is good), but i can get the name hosting right. joshazzarella.com and tiffanycalvert.com both point to the same d…
MacNN Networking by jersey Mon, 18 Jul 2005 - 12:51

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