[00:09] Rhpot1991 are you there [00:24] mythfan: floating around off and on === mycosys1 is now known as mycosys [22:38] Hi Anyone here familiar with apache2 and addressing / naming? [22:39] Specifically where does apache2 read a machine names address from when browsed on the same machine? [22:44] That is if a server is named mythtv0, and gets its IP address and name served up by the router, where is the address of mythtv0 defined on the mythtv server so that a browser on the server finds http://mythtv0/mythweb/tv/recorded from? Other machines on the LAN still find http://mythtv0/mythweb/tv/recorded, just the browser on the server does not now. [22:44] The server browser instead finds an old cached version, as shown by old dates. [22:48] reload the page? clear your cache? [22:49] look in /etc/hosts if it actually is a dns issue [22:49] What should be there? I'll paste mine. [22:51] e.g. I have "127.0.0.1 mythtv0" [22:52] Also "127.0.0.1 localhost" [22:52] yea. thats fine. your server browser will find your server just fine [22:52] reload the page clear the cache of the browser [22:53] Technophil, if you do it by IP address (not loopback) does it work properly? [22:56] http://localhost/mythweb/tv/recorded and http://127.0.0.1/mythweb/tv/recorded and http://{LAN Address}/mythweb/tv/recorded all work fine. [22:58] Also a control-F5 on the mythtv0 page which I understand to pull down the latest also gets the old presumably caches file which has the last recording 3 days ago. [22:59] tgm4883: yes [23:04] Also sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart gives * Restarting web server apache2 apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.0.1 for ServerName (message repeated 2x) [23:09] Doing the restart on another box on the LAN works without apparent issue suggesting to me the LAN and Router are fine. [23:53] I guess one fix is to edit my browser link substituting mythtv0 with localhost!