Easy-PHP's apache stops listening on IP after network reset
I have Easy-PHP running on a Windows PC connected to two local networks on ranges 192.168.10.xxx and 192.168.20.xxx by cable:
Listen 192.168.10.57
Listen 192.168.20.70
At around the same time every day the 192.168.10.xxx network seems to restart/reset something and the computers connected on the 192.168.10.xxx network can't access the webpage anymore unless I restart Easy-PHP, the 192.168.20.xxx network can still access the website.
I have no idea what's happening since a Google search for an Apache server unbinding IPs doesn't return any results and I'm not very network-savy.
So my questions are:
Why does that network stop being able to access the Apache server unless I restart Easy-PHP?
What can I do to fix it? Is there any way to make Apache check if the IP is still bound or accepting connections each X minutes?
P.S.: Tomorrow I'm going to try Listen 80 instead of the individual IPs to see if that works.
networking apache-http-server lan easyphp
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
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I have Easy-PHP running on a Windows PC connected to two local networks on ranges 192.168.10.xxx and 192.168.20.xxx by cable:
Listen 192.168.10.57
Listen 192.168.20.70
At around the same time every day the 192.168.10.xxx network seems to restart/reset something and the computers connected on the 192.168.10.xxx network can't access the webpage anymore unless I restart Easy-PHP, the 192.168.20.xxx network can still access the website.
I have no idea what's happening since a Google search for an Apache server unbinding IPs doesn't return any results and I'm not very network-savy.
So my questions are:
Why does that network stop being able to access the Apache server unless I restart Easy-PHP?
What can I do to fix it? Is there any way to make Apache check if the IP is still bound or accepting connections each X minutes?
P.S.: Tomorrow I'm going to try Listen 80 instead of the individual IPs to see if that works.
networking apache-http-server lan easyphp
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
Answering with an auto script to restart PHP isn't a good idea. You should investigate what's going on with the network equipment, as you said yourself something is resetting in the network equipment. Post more information in your question...
– Tim_Stewart
Jan 8 at 4:14
Sorry but I don't manage the network at all, I just run a website on the intranet. Today there were no issues after using "Listen 80" on the apache conf file, I actually found one answer on google that advised to do the same
– mpri
Jan 8 at 20:33
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I have Easy-PHP running on a Windows PC connected to two local networks on ranges 192.168.10.xxx and 192.168.20.xxx by cable:
Listen 192.168.10.57
Listen 192.168.20.70
At around the same time every day the 192.168.10.xxx network seems to restart/reset something and the computers connected on the 192.168.10.xxx network can't access the webpage anymore unless I restart Easy-PHP, the 192.168.20.xxx network can still access the website.
I have no idea what's happening since a Google search for an Apache server unbinding IPs doesn't return any results and I'm not very network-savy.
So my questions are:
Why does that network stop being able to access the Apache server unless I restart Easy-PHP?
What can I do to fix it? Is there any way to make Apache check if the IP is still bound or accepting connections each X minutes?
P.S.: Tomorrow I'm going to try Listen 80 instead of the individual IPs to see if that works.
networking apache-http-server lan easyphp
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
I have Easy-PHP running on a Windows PC connected to two local networks on ranges 192.168.10.xxx and 192.168.20.xxx by cable:
Listen 192.168.10.57
Listen 192.168.20.70
At around the same time every day the 192.168.10.xxx network seems to restart/reset something and the computers connected on the 192.168.10.xxx network can't access the webpage anymore unless I restart Easy-PHP, the 192.168.20.xxx network can still access the website.
I have no idea what's happening since a Google search for an Apache server unbinding IPs doesn't return any results and I'm not very network-savy.
So my questions are:
Why does that network stop being able to access the Apache server unless I restart Easy-PHP?
What can I do to fix it? Is there any way to make Apache check if the IP is still bound or accepting connections each X minutes?
P.S.: Tomorrow I'm going to try Listen 80 instead of the individual IPs to see if that works.
networking apache-http-server lan easyphp
networking apache-http-server lan easyphp
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
asked Jan 7 at 18:14
mprimpri
1
1
Answering with an auto script to restart PHP isn't a good idea. You should investigate what's going on with the network equipment, as you said yourself something is resetting in the network equipment. Post more information in your question...
– Tim_Stewart
Jan 8 at 4:14
Sorry but I don't manage the network at all, I just run a website on the intranet. Today there were no issues after using "Listen 80" on the apache conf file, I actually found one answer on google that advised to do the same
– mpri
Jan 8 at 20:33
add a comment |
Answering with an auto script to restart PHP isn't a good idea. You should investigate what's going on with the network equipment, as you said yourself something is resetting in the network equipment. Post more information in your question...
– Tim_Stewart
Jan 8 at 4:14
Sorry but I don't manage the network at all, I just run a website on the intranet. Today there were no issues after using "Listen 80" on the apache conf file, I actually found one answer on google that advised to do the same
– mpri
Jan 8 at 20:33
Answering with an auto script to restart PHP isn't a good idea. You should investigate what's going on with the network equipment, as you said yourself something is resetting in the network equipment. Post more information in your question...
– Tim_Stewart
Jan 8 at 4:14
Answering with an auto script to restart PHP isn't a good idea. You should investigate what's going on with the network equipment, as you said yourself something is resetting in the network equipment. Post more information in your question...
– Tim_Stewart
Jan 8 at 4:14
Sorry but I don't manage the network at all, I just run a website on the intranet. Today there were no issues after using "Listen 80" on the apache conf file, I actually found one answer on google that advised to do the same
– mpri
Jan 8 at 20:33
Sorry but I don't manage the network at all, I just run a website on the intranet. Today there were no issues after using "Listen 80" on the apache conf file, I actually found one answer on google that advised to do the same
– mpri
Jan 8 at 20:33
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Answering with an auto script to restart PHP isn't a good idea. You should investigate what's going on with the network equipment, as you said yourself something is resetting in the network equipment. Post more information in your question...
– Tim_Stewart
Jan 8 at 4:14
Sorry but I don't manage the network at all, I just run a website on the intranet. Today there were no issues after using "Listen 80" on the apache conf file, I actually found one answer on google that advised to do the same
– mpri
Jan 8 at 20:33