Also - if you are going to be on a mac - check out Poker-Mac. Full of tons of good info. If you want to contribute content, they are asking for that too. Have you thought about …

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…

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…

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…

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.

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…

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…

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…

Jersey--post your /etc/httpd/httpd.conf file and Ill check it out....

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…

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…

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…

Mine does not, although under Panther it was OK! Its a d-Link DSL-G664T. Can anyone recommend a replacement that definitely works with iChat 3?

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…

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…

Did you do the NameVirtualHost directive?

You can run your Powerbook screen and the ACD at the same time. You have three options when running an external from your powerbook. You can: A: Close the lid of the powerbook and…

You can certainly use the internal PB display along side a 23" display. This would give you both screens to do with as you please. You don't have to switch since they're both on …

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…

so ....... i got my new drive in and server set up, got the port forwarding done on the router and no go. then i find out cablevison has blocked port 80. so i go back in and change…

Hi there, I am a full time professional poker player, and am currently in the process of switching to mostly online play, so I can stay home more often. I would like the ability t…

Don't worry I still can't get mine to work. Its almost like the Linksys isn't forwarding or something, but I don't know. I have no real knowledge of how to test it.

i fried the hard drive. seriously. it blows. i was in the middle of unplugging the drive from the tower and, i have no idea how, but the wires came out of the power plug. while…

Quote: Originally Posted by hhlee this is entirely true. just thought i'd point it out - i guess if you decide to buy a rackmount server, you should choose something other than …

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit Oh, please. That test is very questionable (is it testing OS X or the G5 chip or something else entirely?), and the Mac is still fast enough …