OK before I give in to the temptation to run the box through one of our presses and then smash the pieces left into oblivion with a sledge. I will ask for help.
I am trying to get an apache server to serve a page in the /var/www/html/jlog directory to the internet through a dyndns.org name. I am able to access the page from our local network using it's IP (eg 192.168.*.*) and I am able to access the test page in the /var/www/html diretory. I am even able to access it from a different subnet using the server's IP (with the proper redirections when following links). I have our netopia DSL modem/router set up to forward all port 80 traffic to the linux box running the apache server (the netopia is performing NAT so I have it set to send all port 80 traffic to the apache box's internal IP (eg 192.168.*.*). However, when I try to access the page in the "jlog" directory I get a "Page Load Error". I notice that the browser status bar reports that it is trying to connect to the private ip (ie 192.168.*.*) so I know it is how apache is redirecting the web requests. Can someone tell me how to set apache up so that it will redirect properly when accessed through the inet and through the local network. Thank you in advance.
Running Apache behind a NAT router.
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