Re: Re: pixory config and single file downloads

I will post more data as I can. The page is the standard MSIE "can't find page" message. I can trace the origin when I get time. Yes I have Apache and Pixory on the same box. Again, from inside the firewall all is well. It may be my router, but I suspect an indirect issue with NAT/Apache...

Cecil
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Joe Panico 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 8:22 PM
  Subject: [pixory-beta] Re: pixory config and single file downloads


  Cecil,

  > Of course from outside the firewall I am typing in
  > http://mydomain.net:8081 - this gets me nowhere. 

  Could you be more specific? What exactly do you see when you try that
  URL? You said page not found. Could you post the html source for that
  page (it might tell us if it is coming from your web server or Pixory).

  Are apache and Pixory running on the same box?

  > Also - My customers need to download less than all files! I can't 

  I"m not sure what you mean here. Less than which "all" files?

  regards,

  joe

  --- In [email protected], "cecilthornhill" <cthornhill@j...>
  wrote:
  > OK, It is most likely just me...I can get Pixory to run fine inside 
  > my network, but even when I open port 8081 and forward it, I am 
  > having trouble seeing Pixory from outside...Mybe it is so simple no 
  > one needs it (but me), but I could use a little help understanding 
  > possible issues with Pixory config on the network. What I am doing so 
  > far is running Pixory from the command line (in Linux as root), while 
  > my main site is running on Apache. How should I have the darn thing 
  > configured? Inside the firewall I just go to http://myip:8081 then I 
  > log in. Of course from outside the firewall I am typing in 
  > http://mydomain.net:8081 - this gets me nowhere. I suspect it is 
  > because my rounter and my Webserver are not at the same address. My 
  > firewall is configured to pass 8080 traffic to the IP of my server, 
  > and as far as I can tell I am passing 8081 traffic to my server as 
  > well - I just don't get an answer (page not found). Any help is 
  > appreciated.
  > 
  > Also - My customers need to download less than all files! I can't get 
  > that to work - am I missing something?
  > 
  > Thanks,
  > 
  > Cecil


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