I'm just starting with Apache (and I'm not very well versed in POSIX) and
have run into this problem. Can anyone tell me why this is happening and
how to prevent it?
The file zobh04.html exists in the correct directory for Apache, but
when I enter the url for file in my browser (IE or Netscape):
http://server-name/zobh04.html
I get this message:
10060 Connection timed out
But, if I copy the file to another one in the same directory:
copy ./htdocs/zobh04.html ./htdocs/wwzz.html
and enter the url for this new file: http://server-name/wwzz.html
everything works fine!
the permissions and ACDs seem to be identical on the two files:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 MGR.APACHE APACHE 981 Mar 23 13:51 wwzz.html*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 MGR.APACHE APACHE 981 Mar 23 13:14 zobh04.html*
------------ACD ENTRIES-------------- FILENAME
$OWNER : R,W,X,RACD zobh04.html
$GROUP_MASK : R,X,RACD
$GROUP : R,X,RACD
@.@ : R,X,RACD
$OWNER : R,W,X,RACD wwzz.html
$GROUP_MASK : R,X,RACD
$GROUP : R,X,RACD
@.@ : R,X,RACD
Also, in the error_log file I get a lot of these:
706 HTTPD.PUB.APACHE: [Thu Mar 23 14:08:15 2000] [error] (9)Bad file
number: getsockname
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