[Xitami] Helpful hints on Xitami server

Andrew Tate xitami@lists.xitami.org
Wed, 10 Jul 2002 15:38:49 +0100


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Very helpful reply and I will bookmark the public side ip tool.

Andy..

At 08:38 10/07/02, you wrote:

>If I'm not mistaken what your asking is 'Where do I put the files'.  There 
>is a folder at 'C:\XITAMI\WEBPAGES'.  You can get rid of everything inside 
>the folder and put your stuff there.  Thats it for files.
>
>As to logging in from a library and seeing yourself, you'll have to know 
>your public side IP#.  To you it may look like 127.0.0.1, to the outside 
>world you look like '213.52.0.1'.  I put up a little tool that you use to 
>find your public side IP# at 
><http://yumyum.ws/ipplayground.php>http://yumyum.ws/ipplayground.php  Just 
>go there on your server machine and write down your number.  Remeber each 
>time you log off and back on the internet this public side IP# will 
>change.  You can't trust what a program called 'WINIPCFG.EXE' says is your 
>IP#/  Your ISP maybe doing some funky stuff to keep you from running a server.
>

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Very helpful reply and I will bookmark the public side ip tool.<br><br>
Andy..<br><br>
At 08:38 10/07/02, you wrote:<br><br>
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I'm not mistaken what your asking is 'Where do I put the files'.&nbsp;
There is a folder at 'C:\XITAMI\WEBPAGES'.&nbsp; You can get rid of
everything inside the folder and put your stuff there.&nbsp; Thats it for
files.

As to logging in from a library and seeing yourself, you'll have to know
your public side IP#.&nbsp; To you it may look like 127.0.0.1, to the
outside world you look like '213.52.0.1'.&nbsp; I put up a little tool
that you use to find your public side IP# at
<a href="http://yumyum.ws/ipplayground.php">http://yumyum.ws/ipplayground.php</a>&nbsp;
Just go there on your server machine and write down your number.&nbsp;
Remeber each time you log off and back on the internet this public side
IP# will change.&nbsp; You can't trust what a program called
'WINIPCFG.EXE' says is your IP#/&nbsp; Your ISP maybe doing some funky
stuff to keep you from running a server.

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