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Hi,
I not sure what's wrong. When trying to publish my web from my host suplier to my localhost (in my own computor) after a while I recieve this info:
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There was no webserver at localhost at gate 80. Please - check that the name and proxy configuration are correct. I you are sure that the configuration is correct then the webserver temporarely are out of order (or something like that in English - my comment)
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Can anyone help me please?
Cheers / Tomas
!-Keep distance in traffic-! www.whiplash.pp.se<
I not sure what's wrong. When trying to publish my web from my host suplier to my localhost (in my own computor) after a while I recieve this info:
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There was no webserver at localhost at gate 80. Please - check that the name and proxy configuration are correct. I you are sure that the configuration is correct then the webserver temporarely are out of order (or something like that in English - my comment)
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Can anyone help me please?
Cheers / Tomas
!-Keep distance in traffic-! www.whiplash.pp.se<
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First, make sure your webserver is running at all. If you are sure (maybe with the Internet Information Services tool, if you use IIS) then you need to check that your webserver is configured to use port 80.
If you are using IIS, open the Internet Information Services tool, choose properties, click Web Site tab and verify that the TCP port text box has the value 80. If it hasn't either you change it to 80 or when trying to open your site in localhost, do it like this:
http://localhost:YourPortValue, where YourPortValue is the value in the TCP port text box.
I would say changing the port to 80 would be the easiest option...
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Edited by - ruirib on 04 May 2002 05:44:47<
If you are using IIS, open the Internet Information Services tool, choose properties, click Web Site tab and verify that the TCP port text box has the value 80. If it hasn't either you change it to 80 or when trying to open your site in localhost, do it like this:
http://localhost:YourPortValue, where YourPortValue is the value in the TCP port text box.
I would say changing the port to 80 would be the easiest option...
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Edited by - ruirib on 04 May 2002 05:44:47<
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that doesn't sound like IIS, I have never heard windows refer to Ports as gates before
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Hi ruirib!
I have already done what you suggested.
and that didn't help me. (I use the Swedish version of Win, FP and so on)
My configuration is:
W2k SP2
IIS5.0
FrontPage 2000 Pro
This image show the authentic config
The problem accored after changing from Fat32 to NTFS.
Could it bee that their is a authentic problem???
Cheers / Tomas
!-Keep distance in traffic-! www.whiplash.pp.se
Edited by - tomasalsbro on 04 May 2002 06:59:08<
I have already done what you suggested.
and that didn't help me. (I use the Swedish version of Win, FP and so on)
My configuration is:
W2k SP2
IIS5.0
FrontPage 2000 Pro
This image show the authentic config
The problem accored after changing from Fat32 to NTFS.
Could it bee that their is a authentic problem???
Cheers / Tomas
!-Keep distance in traffic-! www.whiplash.pp.se
Edited by - tomasalsbro on 04 May 2002 06:59:08<
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does the IUSR_XXXXX account have access to your web directories ?
When do you get theis error, it is not one I reconise, IIS would normally just say 'No website configured at this address' it does not normally mention a port number in its error
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When do you get theis error, it is not one I reconise, IIS would normally just say 'No website configured at this address' it does not normally mention a port number in its error
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quote:
does the IUSR_XXXXX account have access to your web directories ?
When do you get theis error, it is not one I reconise, IIS would normally just say 'No website configured at this address' it does not normally mention a port number in its error
Hi my friend!
well - I must say I really don't know if the IUSR_XXXX has that access.
and
might answer your questions?
Cheers / Tomas
!-Keep distance in traffic-! www.whiplash.pp.se<