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| Ryan Garnier 2005-10-31, 7:56 am |
| Maybe this is not the correct newsgroup for this question, but I didn't
find another suitable one:
I have apache webserver, and In a webpage I have to make a link to
another port in my PC (not the one configured to the webserver). I don't
know how to create it:
For instance:
http://localhost:8888/.../file
<a href="localhost:8888/.../file"></a> doesn't work
Thanks in advance
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| George 2005-10-31, 6:58 pm |
| In article <43660a79$1_2@filemon2.isp.telecable.es>, Ryan Garnier says...
>
>Maybe this is not the correct newsgroup for this question, but I didn't
>find another suitable one:
>
>I have apache webserver, and In a webpage I have to make a link to
>another port in my PC (not the one configured to the webserver). I don't
>know how to create it:
>
>For instance:
>
>http://localhost:8888/.../file
>
><a href="localhost:8888/.../file"></a> doesn't work
>
>Thanks in advance
The default web port is usually 80 so you likely have to change your Apache
configuration to use a different one, and check that the new port number is open
in other areas, such as potential firewall settings.
George
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