hiya, On Sun, Nov 17, 2002 at 11:56:05PM -0800, Michelle Storm wrote: > Just a few questions: > 1) Whenever I restart my system. My /tmp dir is cleared. Is there a way > to stop this from happening so that tmpreaper will deal with it. honestly i think the best course is to not leave anything important in /tmp, because /tmp is for temporary files and really ought to be cleaned every boot. however, if you want to override this, the actual call to rm /tmp is in /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh, which is symlinked to in all of the apropriate sysv dirs. make sure that you comment out the lines and not delete the entire script, because i think it does some other stuff as well, and it's actually called from elsewhere. > 2) I'm running apache with php4. It's working just fine. My domain is > currently redirected to my webserver. > > Domain = www.storms-elite.net > When I open mozilla and enter: http://www.storms-elite.net > it opens up: http://ursine.dyndns.org/~jade > > IF I open a web-browser on a different computer and enter: > http://www.storms-elite.net > it opens to: http://12.241.211.228 > This is the correct one. that's what i get too. > > What is on my system that might be causing it to not update. (I think > something is cached or stored and won't let the old one go.) was this a problem that was fixed in the past? it's possible that the machine from which you're doing DNS queries has stale data. it's also possible that it's an apache mis-configuration. do you have ServerName set to the dyndns hostname? also, if you're running your own name server, you can get it to reload it's data by sending it a SIGHUP i've heard, and restarting/reloading it from /etc/init.d/<nameservername> might to the trick as well. > The second problem is: > ---------------------- > > When I open mozilla and enter: http://12.241.211.228/~jade > it occasionally changes the ip to http://127.0.0.1/~jade are you on the same machine as the webserver? > OR it does says contacting: http.com <-- this always fails, and I don't > know why it's doing that. neither do i :) hth, sean
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