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    FTP works but not HTTP?

    I hope that some kind hearted soul can give me some hints and help in this becasue well, this one has me baffled.

    I am running Kubuntu 7.10 on an Fujitsu/Siemens laptop. It has a SiS191 ethernet card and a Atheros(i think) wlan card. I have gotten to the point where I have the driver installed through ndiswrapper and as far as I can see this works. I can work through FTP but try as I may I cannot get HTTP to work.

    So far I have tried everything I can think of.
    - I have disable the firewall through guarddog.
    - I have tried numerous dns combinations in my resolv.conf including the Virgin DNS servers
    - I have put 192.168.1.1 router.local (for whatevever reason) into the hosts file
    - the interfaces file has wlan as "iface inet wlan0 dhcp"

    At first I thought that it must be a DNS problem but why should the FTP protocol work. Then i installed xinetd because I thought this might have something to do with this, although I have not made any adjustments to the basic setup.
    Knetworkmanager will not recognise the card, I have installed and reinstalled again but to no avail. I guess I might try purging the files but then again...

    It seems to be a case of everything lookes like it works but there is something that isn't,

    Am I missing some magic Ubuntu file that would solve all my problems?
    Or is this some kind of conflict in resources.

    The only hint came out of /var/log/syslog which say that something like this:

    Dec 9 11:18:46 Laptop kernel: [ 279.988000] wlan0: no IPv6 routers present

    What does this mean? I think the router is logged as IPv4 but the settings are all IPv6. Does this have anything to do with this, I have really no clue about IPv6 or for that matter IPv4.


    Help!
    Gummi

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    Re: FTP works but not HTTP?

    Gummi here again

    nmap tells me today that port 80 on localhost is closed, it would be consistent with the message I got from httping which said that it had trouble with receiving the packets. I nmap'ed the router and that was fine but not localhost. Would this have this consequence.

    How do I open port 80 on localhost. I have tried lokkit and I have tried iptables command but I can't figure it out.


    Yours truly.
    Gummi

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