Re: [PHP-INSTALL] PHP pages not working externally

[email protected] ("cameron edwards")
Newsgroups php.install
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi there, port 80 feeds an internal only website...

Apache is running 2 virtual hosts. one off port 80 and the other off port 
8000.

Simple php scripts work fine but others, dont work at all.

ie, http://83.244.227.165:8000/test.php works fine externally but 
http://83.244.227.165:8000/test2.php (phpinfo page) does not work externally 
yet both work fine inside the lan.

"Keith Roberts" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
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> On Fri, 18 Sep 2009, Cameron Edwards wrote:
>
>> To: 'Jack van Zanen' <[email protected]>
>> From: Cameron Edwards <[email protected]>
>> Subject: RE: [PHP-INSTALL] PHP pages not working externally
>>
>> http://83.244.227.165:8000/test.php is the print that is working 
>> externally for me?
>
>> Alternatively, a static html page can be seen here: 
>> http://83.244.227.165:8000/ so i dont believe it to be firewall related.
>
> They work for me as well. On port 8000 OK.
>
> Why are you running apache on port 8000?
>
> All web browsers default to using port 80 for http requests.
>
> Are you running more than one instance of Apache?
>
> Firewall rules can be set for each individual port. Because your firewall 
> allows http connections on port 8000, doesn't necessarily mean that you 
> can connect OK on port 80.
>
> Please make sure your apache is listening on port 80, and that port 80 is 
> not blocked by your firewall.
>
> You can check which ports are open to others by going to 
> http://www.grc.com and click on:
>
> Services > ShieldsUp
>
> You can then get an outsiders view of which ports are open to the 
> internet.
>
> HTH
>
> Keith Roberts
>
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