Hi Folks,
 
I'm still having an issue on this :(
 
I have a Ubuntu 6.06 server installation, and all my clients are W2K (network server is W2003 server, providing DNS, using hosts file on clients for testing)
 
I followed the install instructions for Koha on Debian (supplimented by the installing koha on ubuntu notes) from the doc site.
 
The instructions say "install Apache 2.2" and give the command "apt-get install apache2" to perform this. I have noticed (now) that this has installed apache 2.0.55, rather than 2.2. Is this release OK or do I really need apache 2.2?
 
Is there anyone else out there running Koha on Ubuntu? I wouls like to talk to other users on this platform to discuss issues!
 
I have tried all the permutations I can think of in the koha-httpd.conf, ports.conf and httpd.conf on the server and in the hosts file on the client, and still can't get the intranet page to open.
 
Interestingly, I installed Koha on my W2K pc, so we could evaluate the package - with the intention of putting up on Linux if we decided to use koha - and had no problems getting the intranet page to open across the network.
 
Thanks in advance,

Regards,
Peter
Peter Scott
IPPA, The Early Childhood Organisation
Unit 4
Broomhill Business Complex
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Dublin 24
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