>A more comfortable way to test your webserver from your commandline is with
the curl or wget command (every linux distribution has them, i prefer curl)
>So do for example:
>curl http://localhost
>or
>wget http://localhost
>on the machine where your apache is running.
When I entered "curl http://localhost"; I got:
curl: (7) socket error: 111
When I entered "wget http://localhost"; I got:
--10:47:07-- http://localhost/
=> `index.html'
Resolving localhost... 127.0.0.1
But strangely on this machine there is already another configuration for
"web-mycompany-test.com" and it works. :) I did the same configuration but
failed. :(
>From your earlier posts I get that apache runs, but that the webserver
doesn answer connection attempts. That is probably a firewall issue.
>Redhat Linux comes with it's own firewall, and it is probably this what is
blocking you. You need to enable port 80. I don't have a RH machine
available right now to test this, so you'll have to look this up yourself in
the documentation.
I shut down the firewall with "service iptables stop". I got the same error.
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