Heya :)
Ok... I've been thinking of a way to go about doing this, and I think I
might have came up with it. Just wanting to run this by you guys, see what
you think.
Here's my setup:
I have two computers behind a router. One linux, one winxp. The linux one
hosts apache on a non-standard port, as well as a non-standard MySQL port.
My ISP blocks the first 1024 ports outgoing, so I've had to adjust them
accordingly.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
My windows computer is much faster/better monitor etc. so I want to be able
to run a PHP script that will interface across the LAN to my linux machine
to add database entries, change content etc.
Here's what I'm thinking might do it?:
Create a virtual host in apache to point to port 80 on my windows computer
(again, 80 is blocked, so the outside world wouldn't be able to access it)
and set up php/apache on my windows comp as well.
Would this be feasable? and would I just link it to my LAN IP for the linux
machine with the specified port? (i.e. 192.168.1.102:8 008)
Thanks for any help, sorry for the longitivity of this.
Cheers!
-beef
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"Beef Erikson" <in*****@zoomin ternet.net> wrote in message
news:40******** **@corp.newsgro ups.com... Heya :)
Ok... I've been thinking of a way to go about doing this, and I think I
might have came up with it. Just wanting to run this by you guys, see
what you think.
Here's my setup:
I have two computers behind a router. One linux, one winxp. The linux one
hosts apache on a non-standard port, as well as a non-standard MySQL port.
My ISP blocks the first 1024 ports outgoing, so I've had to adjust them
accordingly.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
My windows computer is much faster/better monitor etc. so I want to be
able to run a PHP script that will interface across the LAN to my linux machine
to add database entries, change content etc.
Here's what I'm thinking might do it?:
Create a virtual host in apache to point to port 80 on my windows computer
(again, 80 is blocked, so the outside world wouldn't be able to access it)
and set up php/apache on my windows comp as well.
Would this be feasable? and would I just link it to my LAN IP for the
linux machine with the specified port? (i.e. 192.168.1.102:8 008)
Thanks for any help, sorry for the longitivity of this.
Cheers!
-beef
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yes its possible, but I fail to see why you want to do this, I can make a
redhat linux box w/ 128mb ram and a celleron 500 out perfrom a winxp box
anyday.
beside who cares if it has a monitor, most (99%) of real servers dont have
monitors, in fact, some of mine don't have video cards.
use SSH to connect to is, such as SecureCRT
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Mike Bradley http://www.gzentools.com -- free online php tools
> yes its possible, but I fail to see why you want to do this, I can make a
redhat linux box w/ 128mb ram and a celleron 500 out perfrom a winxp box
anyday.
beside who cares if it has a monitor, most (99%) of real servers dont have
monitors, in fact, some of mine don't have video cards.
I have a 23'' monitor, 1.5GB of ram and a 2.66GHz processor in my windows
comp as compared to 500mhz w/256mb ram and a really really bad monitor on my
nix comp. the windows comp runs approx. twice as fast I'd say.
use SSH to connect to is, such as SecureCRT
I considered that, but I still think it would ultimately be better (in my
situation at any rate) to just have the admin panel running on win comp.
--
Mike Bradley
http://www.gzentools.com -- free online php tools
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appreciate the fast response btw.... on restrospect, I think I sounded a
little edgy with my reply.
I do appreciate the advice and agree with you for the most part... but I'm
really stubburn on running the control panel on this comp lol
Thanks :)
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news:Se******** ********@newssv r29.news.prodig y.com... "Beef Erikson" <in*****@zoomin ternet.net> wrote in message
news:40******** **@corp.newsgro ups.com... Heya :)
Ok... I've been thinking of a way to go about doing this, and I think I
might have came up with it. Just wanting to run this by you guys, see
what you think.
Here's my setup:
I have two computers behind a router. One linux, one winxp. The linux
one hosts apache on a non-standard port, as well as a non-standard MySQL
port. My ISP blocks the first 1024 ports outgoing, so I've had to adjust them
accordingly.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
My windows computer is much faster/better monitor etc. so I want to be
able to run a PHP script that will interface across the LAN to my linux
machine to add database entries, change content etc.
Here's what I'm thinking might do it?:
Create a virtual host in apache to point to port 80 on my windows
computer (again, 80 is blocked, so the outside world wouldn't be able to access
it) and set up php/apache on my windows comp as well.
Would this be feasable? and would I just link it to my LAN IP for the
linux machine with the specified port? (i.e. 192.168.1.102:8 008)
Thanks for any help, sorry for the longitivity of this.
Cheers!
-beef
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yes its possible, but I fail to see why you want to do this, I can make a
redhat linux box w/ 128mb ram and a celleron 500 out perfrom a winxp box
anyday.
beside who cares if it has a monitor, most (99%) of real servers dont have
monitors, in fact, some of mine don't have video cards.
use SSH to connect to is, such as SecureCRT
--
Mike Bradley
http://www.gzentools.com -- free online php tools
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"Beef Erikson" <in*****@zoomin ternet.net> wrote in message
news:40******** **@corp.newsgro ups.com...
yes its possible, but I fail to see why you want to do this, I can make
a redhat linux box w/ 128mb ram and a celleron 500 out perfrom a winxp box
anyday.
beside who cares if it has a monitor, most (99%) of real servers dont
have monitors, in fact, some of mine don't have video cards.
I have a 23'' monitor, 1.5GB of ram and a 2.66GHz processor in my windows
comp as compared to 500mhz w/256mb ram and a really really bad monitor on
my nix comp. the windows comp runs approx. twice as fast I'd say.
use SSH to connect to is, such as SecureCRT
I considered that, but I still think it would ultimately be better (in my
situation at any rate) to just have the admin panel running on win comp.
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Well thats for you to say, what do I know, I only own around 700 linux
machines, and 3 data center.
but hey, everyone knows what best for themselfs.
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"Beef Erikson" <in*****@zoomin ternet.net> wrote in message
news:40******** **@corp.newsgro ups.com... Heya :)
Ok... I've been thinking of a way to go about doing this, and I think I
might have came up with it. Just wanting to run this by you guys, see
what you think.
Here's my setup:
I have two computers behind a router. One linux, one winxp. The linux one
hosts apache on a non-standard port, as well as a non-standard MySQL port.
My ISP blocks the first 1024 ports outgoing, so I've had to adjust them
accordingly.
Here's what I'm trying to do:
My windows computer is much faster/better monitor etc. so I want to be
able to run a PHP script that will interface across the LAN to my linux machine
to add database entries, change content etc.
Here's what I'm thinking might do it?:
Create a virtual host in apache to point to port 80 on my windows computer
(again, 80 is blocked, so the outside world wouldn't be able to access it)
and set up php/apache on my windows comp as well.
Would this be feasable? and would I just link it to my LAN IP for the
linux machine with the specified port? (i.e. 192.168.1.102:8 008)
Thanks for any help, sorry for the longitivity of this.
My problem here is; Why?
Can't you just access mySQL over your LAN with any odd client
you like for administering your DB?
And for Content-management, Anything from mapping up your Un*x box
drives with Samba, to using FTP should be a piece of cake?
Maybe if you try to describe your situation a little bit better,
I'll understand why you try to go the long route...
....or, you could get an X client for windows...
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