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From: Brad T. <br...@ar...> - 2010-08-05 20:33:15
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Hi Allen,
"I cannot view anything on my laptop" is a bit vague, so I'll try to
cover some of the background issues.
Depending on your network configuration (DHCP & DNS mostly) your IP
addresses may be static, so your PC will always have that IP address, or
they may vary. If they vary, it may be a bit more complex to get the
machines reliably talking to one another.
First, make sure you laptop can 'ping' your PC. If not, you have
non-wayback issues that you'll have to work through first.
Next make sure your tomcat's security configuration allows your laptop
to access it, try "http://10.17.32.141:8080/wayback/" in your laptop's
web browser. If you see *anything* that's coming from wayback, even if
missing images, stylesheets, etc, then this step is working, and you can
proceed. Otherwise, you'll need to see the tomcat documentation: once
you are able to get any webapp visible to your laptop, you can proceed.
For now, we'll call your PC's address, PCNETNAME, and let's assume we'll
hard code in the IP address, "10.17.32.141".
So, start by changing all occurrences in your wayback.xml from any of:
"localhost", "localhost.archive.org", "127.0.0.1"
to PCNETNAME. For example, your replayURIPrefix might look something
like: "http://10.17.32.141:8080/wayback/".
Then restart tomcat, and you should be set.
You can talk to your network administrator about assigning a name to
your PC via DNS, or if that is not an option, you can look at the
documentation for the "/etc/hosts" file. This will let you hard-code a
name that maps to the PC's IP address, letting you change your PCNETNAME
to something more memorable, "allenswayback.org" or any other name you'd
prefer. Again, this is not a durable solution if your IP addresses vary.
Brad
On 08/03/2010 02:48 AM, Allen Sim wrote:
> Hi,
> I successfully installed Wayback-1.4.2 on my PC that runing CentOS 5.4. I
> can view wayback and search it at my PC. and my IP for my PC is
> 10.17.32.141.
> But then when I use my laptop with the IP 10.17.32.144 to remote access to
> my PC. I canot view anything on my laptop..
> Please guide me and help me on these.
>
> Appreciate your guidiance and advice.
> Thanks in advance,
> Allen Wilson
>
>
>
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