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Re: Installing CERN hppd
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Norbert Thies)
Fri Nov 3 06:30:39 1995
Date: Fri, 3 Nov 1995 07:30:33 +0100 (MET)
From: Norbert Thies <norbert@taz.de>
To: "Noel, William P 2564 M" <WPNOEL@891B.IMDI.sandia.gov>
cc: Linux Net <linux-net@vger.rutgers.edu>
In-Reply-To: <3097A253@jargon.imdi.sandia.gov>
On Wed, 1 Nov 1995, Noel, William P 2564 M wrote:
>
> I'm trying to install CERN hppt 3.0 on my linux system and have a little
> problem. When I use netscape on my DOS sustem and access the linux system
> I get nothing. ...
>
> Any ideas.????
>
Hi,
just a me too. I had the same problem with httpd in caching proxy
mode when I tried to access WWW-servers "inside". "outside" access
was okay. All tested Windows 3.1 clients (Netscape, Mosaic) hung
when accessing image data. Clients of *IX hosts in the same
"internal" network worked okay (Netscape, Mosaic, lynx). It wasn't
depending on a specific PC. It hung on all PCs tested.
Recently we updated these PCs with Windows-NT and imagine:
The same Netscape and Mosaic binaries are now running.
Under Windows 3.1 we were using FTPs TCP/IP software.
We didn't check other protocol stacks.
After all I concluded there was something broken with Windows 3.1
or FTPs IP-software. If you have an NT-copy handy try it.
No, we didn't check Win95 because after testing it we agreed
NT would be a much more desirable platform for our Windows users.
Regards,
_____
Norbert Thies (norbert@taz.de); die tageszeitung, Berlin/Germany
