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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Paul Tritscher <pa...@style-web.at> on 2002/11/03 20:31:07 UTC
[users@httpd] Re: Newbie Problems: Webpage quick load from server and LAN computers, slow load from external computers
>I just became a Linux user and thought I'd make one of my first missions
>to create and host my own website. My first mission was to configure
>and start Apache 1.3.26 on Suse 8.1 Linux. After a couple misguided
>attempts, I was able to load a sample page from the server and from
>another computer on the LAN. I then loaded a simple web page (made with
>Dreamweaver MX) my wife created into htdocs and this also seems to load
>fine from the server and other LAN computers. The problem I run into is
>when friends and family try to load the page. The text seems to load
>just fine, but the one picture on the page takes FOREVER to load (maybe
>5 minutes). This is really disconcerting since the page loads in about
>1 second for me when accessed from my notebook. Does anyone have an
>dea as to why this might be happening? Below is a quick run down of
>how I have things set up on my network and web server.
Hi!
On my machine the page loads fast except the jpg! When I look at the source
of your page I see:
"http://www.benjieandjulie.com/Website%20Photos/Benjie%20and%20Julie%206.jpg
" for the jpg!
Try to use lowercase names without spaces between!
Then it should work (I think)!
>I have a dynamic IP address from Southwestern Bell. I resolve this by
>utilizing a nice little utility/service called No-IP (www.no-ip.com
><http://www.no-ip.com/> ), which constantly monitors my IP address and
>points my domain name (www.benjieandjulie.com
><http://www.benjieandjulie.com/> ) to the router IP address. I then
>have a Linksys router with port 80 forwarded to my local web server IP
>address. The picture on the web page is approx. 22Kb and the total page
>is about 30Kb. From what I can gather on the upload bandwidth tests
>I've done I'm getting about 100Kbps. This should be fast enough to load
>the full page in about 2-3 seconds. The text loads very quickly (as
>expected), but then the browser just sits and spins waiting for the
>picture to load. If anyone has any suggestions I'm all ears! I've been
>trying to figure out why computers on the LAN can load the page so
>quickly while outside computers struggle. It would make sense if they
>requested the page directly through the LAN, but if I type in
>www.benjieandjulie.com <http://www.benjieandjulie.com/> shouldn't they
>go outside the network to request the IP address from the No-IP DNS just
>like everyone else?
This depends if you all computers are Linux-machines and have the ipadresses
and hostnames of the other nethosts in the file /etc/hosts!
Hope this helps!
Eule
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