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RE: [SOLVED!!!!] [PLUG] Apache server not serving...
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Title: Apache server not serving...
Well,
the problem was not MTU discovery.
It was
not a routing problem
It was
not a configuration problem
It was
not a firewall problem
It WAS
a hardware problem. The NIC card is bad.
I
switched the network connection over to one of the system's other 10/100/1000
NIC cards (same brand)
as the bad one, and now the system works fine. All images are
downloaded.
Guess
I'll being taping over that port so it's not used. Now I'm really really glad
when I spec'd this
system out, I had them install a couple "extra" NIC cards. Since these are PCI-X
cards, they arn't that
cheap to replace, not to mention I would
have had to bring the system down.
Still
have one extra NIC on the machine, which I might test out to make sure it's a
good card.
Glad
this one is over!
George
This has been bugging me for a couple years
now...
I have a Redhat server (7.2) that has two NICS
(eth0=10.10.) address, the other is a (eth1=192.168).
call eth0 site1.domain.com and eth1 site2.domain.com
Our corp network passes an internet IP through a
firewall => 192.168 address
Our internal
corp network has the 10.10 addressing.
Apache (1.3.27)
The server works perfectly on the 10.10. Any
requests to site1.domain.com work as expected, the
HTML code is returned, all .cgi's work, and all images are
sent.
When one tries to access the system using the
192.168 side, Any requests to site2.domain.com
will return the HTML code as expected, and run the .cgi's
as expected, however, I never
get any of the images.
Now, the strange part. If you look at the access
logs, it shows the images as being sent?
with the correct time and file size.
I've been assured by our IIT staff that the
firewall could not be possibly blocking them.
There are no errors logged anywhere. Can anyone
think of anything to check into?
Generally this hasn't been an issue because all of
web stuff that needed to be done externally,
did not require images, just the html/cgi pages. But now I'm
working on a project with images.
I will have to setup a tcpdump on the eth1 tonight
to monitor output to see what is actually being sent.
Yes, I know the OS is old...that won't change, and
the Apache is old, but the problem has existed
on older versions of apache as well, I don't think
upgrading will solve this issue.
George
Gallen
Senior
Programmer/Analyst
Accounting/Data Division
ggallen@slackinc.com
ph:856.848.1000 Ext 220
SLACK
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