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Subject:    RE: [PHP-WIN] Re: When typing "localhost\.." the computer wants to connect to  internet.
From:       "Alek Andreev" <alek () post ! com>
Date:       2002-01-31 12:04:23
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Best solutions is to use http://127.0.0.1/ instead. Or try
http://<my_computer_netbios_name>/

Regards,
Alek Andreev
alek@post.com


-----Original Message-----
From: Michel Laine [mailto:michel@systemtech.se] 
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 11:40 AM
To: php-windows@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: When typing "localhost\.." the computer wants to
connect to internet.

"Tim LüDemann" wrote:

> At first:
>     I run win 98 on my standalone computer.
>     I installed Apache 1.3.22 and PHP 4.1.0, edit the files php.ini
and
> httpd.conf and put them at the right place. I doublechecked the files.
> When typing "localhost\index.html.de" the computer wants to connect to
> internet. It is possible to open the file
"C:\apache\htdocs\index.html.de".
>
> I tryed to change my IP to 127.0.0.1 but got an error massage.
> I changed to 192.168.1.2 but no better result.
>
> When trying to open php-files the computer trys to download something
I
> cannot read because the download-window opens and closes many times
very
> fast until I press esc. When the browser opens a php-file he shows
nothing.
>
> I hope to get help of anyone of you because I worked several days on
it and
> have no further idea how to solve the problem.
>
> Thank You
>
> Tim Lüdemann

* Did you verify that your web server is running? - not with PHP or
anything
(one should see a apache 'welcome'-screen of some kind i believe)
* Do you (your client) have the accessrights needed to access the
webserver?
* What if you say 'cancel' on the dialup request?
* What if you use 'http://' in front of your localhost address?
* What if you rename your startpage to index.html or index.php instead
and try
to acces it again?

Read the doc that come with the Apache installation / or homepage - I am
sure
that something of this is covered.

I am no expert on Apache nor Dialup connection in W98, but there are
dozen
things to test - as well as there is some tweaks for the dialup in
windows too.

To tweak the dialup i believe that you find something in
Settings/Control
panel/Network/Properties/Configuration/Dialup
where one can set dialup to something like this: "always" / "when
needed" /
"never".
I don't have any dialup connection installed, so i cannot verify if this
is
correct.
There might be a tweak in IE too - or, if i remember wrong - the tweak
above.

My suggestion is that you do things in this order:
1: Make sure that Apache is up and running.
2: Try to access the default apache startpage (using http://127.0.0.1).
This
often involves checking / changing / browsing through the apache config
files
if it doesn't work. Try with different computers / browsers if possible.
3: Replace the default apache startpage with your own (named as the
apache one)
and see if it works.
4: Put some *simple* PHP code in this file like:
<?PHP
phpinfo();
?>
5: ...

--

Michel Laine



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