People can't connect to my website.

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People can't connect to my website.

Postby Mateusz » 29. December 2009 00:43

Hi, im currently trying to have a website which i am able to conenct to, but others can't for some reason. I recently had a similiar problem when i was using xampplite(poeple were able to connect to my website with its original name, but i had to use http://localhost). Now i use Xampp(not xampplite) and i tried changing listen 80 to listen 85, i restarted apache, and it still didnt work. then i tried changing all 3:
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#Listen 0.0.0.0:80
#Listen [::]:80
Listen 80
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i restarted apache after that and it still didn't work. I dunno what to do? can someone please help me?
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Izzy » 29. December 2009 01:01

Missing support info - what XAMPP version and which Windows OS?

Have you allowed trafic through your firewall?

Are you using a router?
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Mateusz » 29. December 2009 01:07

I'm using xampp 1.6.6a. I'm using Windows Vista, i use a modem, and apache is running on port 80.
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Izzy » 29. December 2009 01:13

Did you allow traffic through your Windows firewall?

Is your ISP blocking port 80/85 etc.?

Any address that I can test your issue from here?
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Mateusz » 29. December 2009 01:14

no i didn't block anything, apache is using port 80 nothing is blocked. i had the same problem earlier with xampplite, but i just forgot what to change.
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Izzy » 29. December 2009 01:41

What address are you giving to those outside your PC to access the Apache server?

Have you put a web site in the htdocs folder so they can access it?

Any entries in the apache\logs\error.log or access.log file that may give clues?
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Mateusz » 29. December 2009 01:56

yes i put i in htdocs, im giving them scorpia.no-ip.org. the host is conencted to my ip so it should work. the only erros in logs>errors, are unrelated to a connection problem, its just errors about an image on my website that i was fixing. however there are notices that i think might be helpful:

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[Mon Dec 28 18:24:00 2009] [notice] Child 2908: Starting 150 worker threads.
[Mon Dec 28 18:24:00 2009] [notice] Child 2908: Starting thread to listen on port 443.
[Mon Dec 28 18:24:00 2009] [notice] Child 2908: Starting thread to listen on port 443.
[Mon Dec 28 18:24:00 2009] [notice] Child 2908: Starting thread to listen on port 80.
[Mon Dec 28 18:24:00 2009] [notice] Child 2908: Starting thread to listen on port 80.
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Izzy » 29. December 2009 02:07

http://scorpia.no-ip.org/ takes me to a page titled Forgotten - Latest News, Author Gesior that shows TIBIA web site.

Is that the site you mean as it is working for me out here.

It also tells me it is being served by an Apache server on XAMPP.
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Mateusz » 29. December 2009 02:10

well i guess it works ;o. it didnt work for many of my friends, maybe i fixed it without knowing it ;p.
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Re: People can't connect to my website.

Postby Izzy » 29. December 2009 02:28

Mateusz wrote:well i guess it works ;o. it didnt work for many of my friends, maybe i fixed it without knowing it ;p.
Maybe it wasn't even broken ;).

BTW you should be able to access your web site using the no-ip address from your own PC but make sure that you have cleared your browser's cache (deleted Temporary Internet Files - do a Google for how to).
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