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<font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">On 2011-05-14 00:33,
unsolicited wrote:<br>
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ip address>/etc does indeed work w/caveats
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a) on the Linux box: the ip address is that of my subnet behind the
router, i.e. 192.168.0.102
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b) on the Win box: (w/HTTP 500 error): the ip adrress is the 'real
world' ip address
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For b), you use the same numbers. You cannot browse the www, your own
www server, from within your own network. You cannot go out and come
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</font><tt>I do go out to the www on the Win box. And back in to the
Linux box.<br>
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And all is OK. (more or less)<br>
index.html is seen and rendered<br>
a website using html/css is accessed and rendered (in the browser on
the Win box)<br>
a php file is accessed and executed ( on the Linux box ) and </tt><tt>rendered
(in the browser on the Win box)</tt><br>
<tt>And all is OK. (more or less) ... <br>
... except when MySQL code is in a php file ... 500 error<br>
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I will review the remainder of your response in the morrow.<br>
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Tx: JohnJ</tt><br>
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