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• Make Apache server available on a LAN via custom ServerName

  - by samwatt

  Hi, is it possible to set up an Apache server on a machine which is part of a LAN, then allow machines on the LAN to access the server via a custom ServerName (instead of Localhost). I want to serve a simple website in an office space using a short ServerName (no ports etc if possible), but I want to make sure this is possible (after originally being certain it was!). THanks in advance.

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• How to serve a webpage on connection to WiFi network

  - by samwatt

  Hi, I would like to be able to serve a local webpage (on a LAN) when someone connects to a WiFi network. This happens quite often in libraries, cafes etc, so i'm sure it can be done, but I have no idea how and can't seem to find much through searching the web. That, and my very limited networking knowledge means I'm hoping you guys can point me in the right direction. Many thanks!

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• How to serve a webpage on connection to WiFi network

  - by samwatt

  Hi, I would like to be able to serve a local webpage (on a LAN) when someone connects to a WiFi network. This happens quite often in libraries, cafes etc, so i'm sure it can be done, but I have no idea how and can't seem to find much through searching the web. That, and my very limited networking knowledge means I'm hoping you guys can point me in the right direction. Many thanks!

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• Make Apache server available on a LAN via custom ServerName

  - by samwatt

  Hi, is it possible to set up an Apache server on a machine which is part of a LAN, then allow machines on the LAN to access the server via a custom ServerName (instead of Localhost). I want to serve a simple website in an office space using a short ServerName (no ports etc if possible), but I want to make sure this is possible (after originally being certain it was!). THanks in advance.

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• Calculate time in months between two unix timestamps

  - by samwatt

  Hi, what is the shortest way to calculate the difference in months (average num of days in a month as 30) between two unix timestamps? Date::diff is available for working with DateTime objects, but I'm wondering if there's a neat way to work this out with timestamps...

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