This is a discussion on Localhost Access within the Windows Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; I've just installed Apache 2 and started the service but when i went to test it, i opened my ...
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I've just installed Apache 2 and started the service but when i went
to test it, i opened my browser and tried to open http:\\localhost\ and then tried http:\\127.0.0.1 but for both of them i get asked for a username and password. And it says that i'm not authorised to view the page. Can anyone suggest anything to me? Thanks Ayesha |
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Ayesha wrote:
> I've just installed Apache 2 and started the service but when i went > to test it, i opened my browser and tried to open http:\\localhost\ > and then tried http:\\127.0.0.1 but for both of them i get asked for a > username and password. And it says that i'm not authorised to view the > page. > Can anyone suggest anything to me? > > Thanks > > Ayesha Hi, I don't know if this is relevant, but I also just installed Apache2.. I installed "only current user etc", and couldn't get browser to work until appended the port onto it i.e. http://localhost:8080/ (This is because the default prot for web servers is Port 80. If you installed as a service it will install as Port 80 ok.) If you did same this may help Also use forward slashes in web addresses i think. Final thought.. perhaps you didn't install as an admin account on your machine? Check your apache logs - you might find apache is just "sitting there" because you are not getting as far as to talk to it! HTH Chris |