Re: telnet ok, HTTP not

On Tue, 19 Nov 2002, Alexandros Papadopoulos wrote:

> GET HTTP 1.0 (I've tried HTTP 1.1 also)
> Host: 128.2.66.150
>
> HTTP/1.1 404 file does not exist
> [...]
> But, let us not get consumed on the syntax of my telnet commands, as it

Not to be consumed by syntax, but the tests given are completely
invalid. The correct syntax would be "GET / HTTP/1.0"; the example you
gave will look for the file "HTTP" using protocol "1.0" with the host
128.2.66.150. Publicfile is forgiving about the protocol and will look
for /public/file/128.2.66.150/HTTP.

> All browsers I used (lynx, Mozilla, Netscape, IE) still can't see the
> pages, so it's something on the symlinking that doesn't work as
> expected. I tried having the 128.2.66.150 -> 0 link only, the
> 128.2.66.150:55555 -> 0 link only, or both of them. No difference.

What do the logs say? 'grep read /service/httpd/log/main/current' should
show you the files it attempted to open along with the error code (or
success).

-Peff