>In article <mac-perl.199810211646.MAA26578@gw.spectrumtelecorp.com>, Paul >Miller <pmiller@spectrumtelecorp.com> wrote: > >>Does anyone else have their webserver hang up when doing this? I'm using >>Quid Pro Quo, but it seems that everything "TCP/IP-related" stops dead >>when I'm not actually hooked up. > >I've noticed this with the MacPerl Web Server (has anyone heard any news >on this lately--is it still being developed?). If I work disconnected to >the internet, it takes forever for the server to respond. If I acutally >modem in and then just configure the server to work from whatever IP >address I've been dynamically allocated, it works just fine. > >NetPresentz seem to show signs of this too, although I haven't tried using >it while connected via PPP. its the webserver trying to look its domain name up. you can fool it by setting up a tcp configuration with a manually assigned ip address, and then stick an entry in the hosts file in the system folder assigning a name to the ip address you've given yourself. (or by running a local dns) cheers Iain ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch