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Think I found it, thanks to your pointers. I went looking for virtual hosts and stumbled upon the /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ directory. It contained a 000-default file with ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /usr/lib/cgi-bin/ <Directory "/usr/lib/cgi-bin"> AllowOverride None Options ExecCGI -MultiViews +SymLink...

I no longer look at source code when trying to run plans.cgi, instead I get this.

Void Main wrote:

You running Sid?

Erm .... I get confused by all the name-changing with debian, I'm running "testing" currently.

The code in my first post is all that my httpd.conf contains.
And I had to put it back in there after a dist-upgrade because it was nothing but an empty file.

I'm talking about etc/apache2/httpd.conf here.

The execute bit is set and the script runs ok from the command line. And yet all I see is source code! I don't get it, it worked for several days. I then replaced the content of my "webcal" folder with webcalendar, which is a php install and also works. But then I decided that plans suited my plans ...

I ran the plans calendar for a couple of days on my freshly created intranet and while it's nothing that special it ran ok and suited the job. I have done nothing special apart from my daily apt-get update/dist-upgrade and now when I run plans.cgi, it doesn't run and instead I'm now looking at the s...

Ok, thank you
This just opened a whole lot of new possibilities ...

Allright, got it working.
But I noticed in your sample hosts file you have an entry for your gateway, is that necessary?
I didn't include it in my hosts file and it still works ...

Void Main wrote: If you have any Windows garbage you can put a copy on them too. If I recall way back in my memory banks from years ago I think the hosts file for them reside in \WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc. I don't know where it goes on a Mac but it should be the same format. No thanks :wink: Act...

Void Main wrote: You still will not be able to resolve the addresses by name (or by reverse) unless you put the addresses in the /etc/hosts file on each machine you have, which may be good enough for you. I thought about that but I wasn't really sure if it would work. Adapting the /etc/hosts file o...

If you look at page 18 of the manual they talk about adding static dhcp clients. Isn't that something I could use? As I see it I can select all the IP addresses of the lan and also enter the corresponding hostname, and if I understand that bit correctly the dhcp server remains active but these "stat...

This is the router I own, but I don't think it can provide local dns ....
That is , if I understand what you say correctly

I would like to implement some stuff like a kind of intranet and shared calendars on my home network but that would require a dns. Now I have a D-Link router which points to my provider's dns. My question is: Can I run a dns locally just to be able to access the workstations by other means than thei...

how ironic, the super key is the one with the winblows logo on, must be the only thing that's super about winblows

ok
perhaps I was too specific, I googled for stuff like "kde usb icon", "kde volume manager", "kde volume manager icon" and it didn't give me anything useful ...

Anyway, thank you again!
I now have a nice icon popping up as soon as I mount the media and disappearing as soon as it's unmounted