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mrw02536
Joined: 06 Mar 2006
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 Posted: Mon 06 Mar '06 22:41 Post subject: Really basic Apache stuff |
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Obviously I'm new to Apache. Here is my question.
I'm developing some web pages on my laptop.
I want to share them with some friends on remote computers before I host them.
I've installed the Apache server and it is up and running.
I'm able to access my web page in my browsers in either of two ways:
"localhost"
or a domain name I associated with my ip from DynDNS.com.
I am using port 80 which is not blocked by my isp (Comcast broadband).
I use Zone Alarm as my firewall software.
There are no firewalls interfering with port 80.
There is no router.
Can I use Apache to allow remote users to see the web pages being developed and, if so, what additons to the config file must I make? |
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James Blond
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Joined: 19 Jan 2006
Posts: 7371
Location: Germany, Next to Hamburg
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Just 2 things
ServerName localhost:80
Listen 80 |
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