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Hey guys, I installed apache2 yesterday, and I put joomla on it… but there is a little problem, when other people visit the website (which is on my localhost) they get http://localhost/ for the links, so they cannot see anything, what can cause this?

don't put localhost in the links' href property

In your joomla config, you need to put the external hostname, not 'localhost'.

oh, thanks

or that

So it was a joomla thing, not apache :/
sorry about that :/

Probably.

probably is the same as 'definitely not' when dealing with important or critical applications - if you're not sure, don't let 'probably' suffice

Not really possible for me to tell from here, but that's my guess based on what you told us.

That was it
Thanks again, have a nice day!

are you around?

Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with getting another directory being root in Apache, when it gets sent a different port

vhost examples

Look at these for examples http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/ExampleVhosts : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/examples.html

^^

4 2007] [warn] NameVirtualHost nach.no-ip.org:8500 has no VirtualHosts" when testing

faq1

exactly. For example, NameVirtualHost *:80 must be used with VirtualHost *:80

^^

it does match

also, do not put hostnames in the VirtualHost declarations
if you're running apache aon multiple IPs, you may use IP:PORT
if you use a single IP, use *:80 or *:443

2 2007] [warn] NameVirtualHost *:8500 has no
I don't know what to make of this
NameVirtualHost *:8500
VirtualHost *:8500
ServerName nach.no-ip.org
what am I doing wrong?

Can you style the login prompt you get from .htaccess authentication, or set it into a page as a form?

no, sort of

Do tell.

you can use javascript to put up similar dialog boxes
(still can't style them, though)

wooden client-side authentication is solely the province of the browser

I have been futzing around (failing) at this for a while now…

usually folks just make their own authentication system when they get to the point of wanting to make it look pretty.

All I want is a login page, which redirects an authenticated user to their directory, with a 20 min session timeout.
And content in those user directories should not be available without authentication, like direct linking.

you probably have a duplicate NameVirtualHost *:8500 line

sounds like you need to write a cgi script to handle authen/cookie/timeout. I don't think you can get that functionality automagically

Yeah, I've got that mostly.
I'm stuck on the fact that I have to pass every document through the auth script to check that their login session is still valid.

I don't

I just have a handler set up for all files. But, after it checks their auth is good, I don't know how to direct link a file to them, because it will just run the auth handler script on it again.

I renamed my two lines to
NameVirtualHost *:8520
VirtualHost *:8520
2 2007] [warn] NameVirtualHost *:8520 has no

using mod_perl?

No. Oo

hmm, I notice if I remove the port from there, problem goes away
but now I'm getting issues with my listen line
make_sock: could not bind to address [