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February 27th, 2001, 04:35 PM
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I recently installed Apache/PHP/Mysql on win 98 and it worked like a charm. Love the environment. The site I am developing will go alive on a Unix box but to help my learning curve I have set up this Windows 98 local network for developing and testing. How do I get the other computers to find //localhost/. It works fine on the one Apache is set up on. The other computers use this computer to connect to the Internet. Tried looking for tutorials and in the manuals but I am too ignorant to know what the key words to look for are. Any directions would be appreciated.
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February 27th, 2001, 06:23 PM
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Remote machines will not be able to access the web server using "localhost". "localhost" is a special address only available locally to each machine. Can you access your Apache server using the machine name (and port if necessary) instead of "localhost"? (EG - http://mymachine:82) If you can then remote machines should be able to as well, unless you have specifically restricted access to this server.
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