RESOLVED : stupid IIS problem. I hate IIS.
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RESOLVED : stupid IIS problem. I hate IIS.
I recently installed iis and then uninstalled it, finding it not fitting to my needs. I then installed apache and php and mysql. Now when i try to go to my ip address: 12.155.173.208, it gives me a popup for my username and password (which i DON'T know, because iis probably set it up with a default). Maybe I am wrong, but that's what I am thinking. Also: it appears as though other people aren't able to even see that there is a web address: http://12.155.173.208. Please help me take off whatever iis did or whatever is blocking access to my domain!
Last edited by HungryMind on Wed Jun 25, 2003 12:23 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Okay, i'm back. Everything is working now: apache, mysql, php... The only problem is that i can't get into my server using my ip, i am stuck using localhost. here is my ip link: http://12.155.173.208/ . If you can get in, let me know. Until then, here is a link to the exact image that iget when i try to go to my ip address. I can't figure out why there would be a password!!! Please assist
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http://www.colorscape.net/see.gif
EDIT: Crap, sorry I didn't edit my last post and just add on. I hate double posting. Sorry again.
http://www.colorscape.net/see.gif
EDIT: Crap, sorry I didn't edit my last post and just add on. I hate double posting. Sorry again.
if you're sure apache is running and serving port 80 then it's in your apache configuration.
Search both your apache conf and DocumentRoot directory for a file contaning the realm-string "Linksys BEFSR81".
Do you find one?
If, you probably found it in conjunction with http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/core.html#authname
edit: Or do you access the server thru a proxy-server that requires a password first?
Search both your apache conf and DocumentRoot directory for a file contaning the realm-string "Linksys BEFSR81".
Do you find one?
If, you probably found it in conjunction with http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/core.html#authname
edit: Or do you access the server thru a proxy-server that requires a password first?
Do you have any Linksys equiptment? Wireless Access point, Router, something like that? It's model number is most likely BRFSR81 (Check the domain in the screenshot)
EDIT: It probably looks like this
EDIT: It probably looks like this
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