httpd error

[lokeey]

Does anyone know what this error is and I can go about and fixing this problem. Here's a quick break down.

I configured dns/mail/apache on my system.
I was able to access my site (default test page) on Saturday. On Sunday I tried to access my site and it said it was down. When I type the URL to my site from within my network it prompts me for login/passwd to my router.

Last night I check to see if my server was listening on port 80 and I didn't see it, but in config it was enabled to listen on port 80. I then ran 'services httpd restart' and I got the following error.

Starting httpd: [Tue Apr 19 14:25:33 2005] [warn] The Alias directive in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf at line 499 will probably never match because it overlaps an earlier AliasMatch.

I checked line 499 and here is how it's set.

Alias /manual "/var/www/manual"

What should this be set to?

[Mat]

the manual is already set in the httpd.conf by default... you don't need to declare it explicitly..


Mat

[lokeey]

okay, i commented it out and tried to restart httpd again. no error this time, but it did fail again.

[Mat]

it did not raise an error but failed?

what exactly did fail?

can you access localhost?


Mat

[lokeey]

service httpd restart [failed]

not able to access localhost either

[lokeey]

Alright, I seem to have gotten this working now. Now I'm still having problems viewing my site internally. I have to either enter the local network ip or the hostname to get to the website. where as someone on the outside can just access my site by typing the url/index.html