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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Damien Tourailles <dt...@denali.be> on 2002/11/04 17:01:58 UTC
[users@httpd] HTTP problems after uninstalling Apache on Windows 2000
Hi,
I am experiencing some strange problems after uninstalling Apache on
Windows 2000.
My configuration is as follows :
- 1 Pentium II PC with Win2000, connected to the internet, sharing
internet connection (via WinRoute performing NAT) with :
- 1 Macintosh G3 with MacOS X 10.2
This configuration worked really fine (both machines had access to the
web), until I installed Apache on Windows 2000 and tried to uninstall
it.
When I uninstalled Apache from the PC, the Mac couldn't load HTTP pages
anymore. BUT all the non-HTTP requests continued to work very well
(https, ping, etc.) Just the browser is not able to load HTTP pages
anymore (it keeps on trying to access the webserver on the PC, I don't
know why).
Here are the only few clues I have :
- I think the problem comes from the PC running Win2000
- I don't think it is a DNS-related problem, because non-http queries
still work fine
- The browser on the Mac keeps on trying to access the PC, which does
not respond to HTTP queries
- I re-installed Apache on Win2000, and when trying to browse the
Internet from the Mac, I only got the default Apache webserver page
from the PC instead of any website
Please help ! What should I do ?
Thanks a lot
Damien
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Re: [users@httpd] HTTP problems after uninstalling Apache on Windows 2000
Posted by Damien Tourailles <dt...@denali.be>.
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(I think there has been a problem with the posting of my reply
yesterday, so here it is again)
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I thought of the proxy too, but I have verified and there is no proxy
set for any of the machines...
Thanks James
Damien
On Monday, November 4, 2002, at 05:44 PM, James Tait wrote:
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>
> <snip>
> | - I re-installed Apache on Win2000, and when trying to browse the
> | Internet from the Mac, I only got the default Apache webserver page
> from
> | the PC instead of any website
> </snip>
>
> Could it be that you set the HTTP proxy for the Mac to be your Win2000
> server? That would seem to tally with the behaviour you're
> experiencing
> (Mac connects to Win2000 server on port 80, sends "GET
> http://httpd.apache.org/ HTTP/1.0", Apache on Win2000 server responds
> with
> its default page).
>
> HTH,
>
> JT
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Re: [users@httpd] HTTP problems after uninstalling Apache on Windows
2000
Posted by James Tait <JT...@wyrddreams.demon.co.uk>.
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Hi,
<snip>
| - I re-installed Apache on Win2000, and when trying to browse the
| Internet from the Mac, I only got the default Apache webserver page from
| the PC instead of any website
</snip>
Could it be that you set the HTTP proxy for the Mac to be your Win2000
server? That would seem to tally with the behaviour you're experiencing
(Mac connects to Win2000 server on port 80, sends "GET
http://httpd.apache.org/ HTTP/1.0", Apache on Win2000 server responds with
its default page).
HTH,
JT
- --
+------------------------------------+------------------------------------+
| James Tait | ICQ# 17834893 |
| MUD programmer and Linux advocate | http://www.wyrddreams.demon.co.uk/ |
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