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From: Max B. <ma...@wa...> - 2005-02-11 22:41:23
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Momo, Some versions of Linux will have to copies of apache running, one that runs mod_perl and one that serves everything else including the first server. The second server reverse proxies the first server. My guess is that SuSe is doing this sort of thing to you. -m On Wed, Feb 09, 2005 at 12:01:55PM +0100, Momo wrote: > Hi everybody, > Just after my netdisco install, i can't go to the url : > http://localhost/netdisco: > > "Proxy error ...... The proxy server could not handler the request GET > /netdisco/. > Reason: Could not Connect to remote machine: Connexion refused." (505) > > in apache error_log i have :[error] [client 192.168.1.5] > (111)Connexion refusée:proxy connect to 170.40.249.245 port 8200 > failed" > > I'm sorry, but i don't understand why we use the port 8200 in the > module rewrite.c on Apache..and what the use of mod_rewrite.c .. > > --my config: > Apache 1.3.33,perl 5.8.1,mod_perl 1.29 ...on Suse 9.0Pro > --Ps: http://localhost work, i haven't any proxy settings on Suse and Konqueror. > > Thanks For All ! |