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I think you're safe ;-)

That's what IPNetRouter does.

It's obviously defective... picture's upside-down!

Pretty similar set-up to my D-link... nicer interface though ;-) One thing you can try (if you suspect your router settings are the issue) is to set the server as the DMZ host. That leaves all ports open, then if you still can't hit port 80, try changing it in the MacHTTP config.

You may also want to look at IPNetRouter on the Mac. http://www.sustworks.com/site/prod_ipr_overview.html It's $89 and you need a lot of patience and a degree in network technology to set it up. I got it to work once, before the demo expired, but it was way more work than worth.

It is. I have a D-link router that does port forwarding via the virtual server settings.

Obviously MacHTTP is configured correctly if you can access it locally... I would try setting up your router to do port forwarding. Set the private port to 80 and the public port to 8080, but leave MacHTTP running on port 80. Then try http://thismac.is-a-geek.com:8080. Good luck... and don't...

Have you stopped taking your medication?

BBEdit is my favourite for hand-coding HTML. Multi-file find-and-replace is quite handy... when you make as many mistakes as I do ;-)

Until now... :p

Sounds like a great idea. (Cue the usual voices of righteous indignation) ;-)

Seems obvious in hindsight, but I've had the same problem and never thought to use Disk First Aid... thanks for posting this.

I'll give you $16 for it... no questions asked! ;-) It's a fairly rare machine, so even if you can't get it working you stand to make a little cash out of it.

Well, the browser is a damned handy thing... with serious limitations. It's not really much good for modern web content, but it is a great way to download files to your Apple II. You can use the wget program to download files to Contiki's directory or disk images can be written directly to disk...

Unfortunately I don't have much to contribute... I haven't done any programming for Contiki. As far as using it goes, I'm running the 2.x version on the web server and I use 1.3 for browsing. With 64K of memory supported, multitasking is more of a novelty than anything... you can maybe run the...

I played with it a bit last year... I was hoping to get a proline bbs online, but the message board part is pretty archaic and I wasn't up to the task of writing a new one. Neat to play with though, and very well documented too.

Except I don't believe it does multitasking, does it?

Here's the official announcement: RetroChallenge 2009 will take place from July 1st to July 31st... the website is currently up at http://www.retrochallenge.net and the BBS can be found at http://telnet://bbs.retrochallenge.net. Please go to the site and register via the provided email link...

I have a couple of the el cheapo Apple 12" RGB monitors which suit me just fine... good sharp picture and you can drop them several times without breaking them.

Netfirms also has pretty good hosting plans... I've yet to come anywhere near my 300GB limit ;-)