[Xitami] Re: Subdomain under Win XP Home localhost
Ayhan Tuncer
tuncer at dalan.com.tr
Thu Sep 29 15:41:32 CEST 2005
Hi Magnus - Hi Jeff - Hi Go Bonkers
If you're using IE and proxy server configs might try checking the
"bypass proxy server for local addresses" under connections.
When I'm doing all these changes and testing them I am entirely
off-line. There is no LAN connection. The phone jack is pulled out and
we don't have aol.
Would I still need to try the connections/"bypass proxy server for local
addresses" and where is it located please?
You reminded me of also trying a Netscape request. I'll do that.
I uninstalled Norton Internet Security to do a reinstall for the
firewall allow problem. I tried all virtual subdomain host tests again,
with it uninstalled. Nothing.
On my computer at work C:\I386\HOSTS does not exist but I'll see on my
laptop. I think no one would have bothered to delete it.
I think I am heading towards an XP reinstall. I hope I can manage it.
Thanks again for all this help.
Ayhan
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Subject: [Xitami] Re: Subdomain under Win XP Home localhost
Subdomain under Win XP Home localhost...
I just experimented with xp home and hosts entry's and xitami virtual
servers/folders . .. kathy.local.lan bob.local.lan go to their own
named folders fine once I from the console do the vhosts Wizard and then
follow it up with the domain names in Configurations/vHosts.
If you're using a proxy server, and/or if aol or your isp uses proxy
servers, the hosts file in xp is probably doing nothing. Seems
theres
also some spyware/adware & blockers that also that can trick you into an
unknown proxy situation in xp rendering what you see in the etc/HOSTS
file
ineffective.
If you're using IE and proxy server configs might try checking the
"bypass
proxy server for local addresses" under connections.
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