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Is the port 1111 reserved as a default port for the ODBC connection?

When I try to point my browser to http://localhost:1111/

it gives a 404 and not a page not found.

What is the best way to debug 404's from the ODBC ?

I am using Ubuntu and Apache (is Apache related to this?)

Genadinik
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  • I don't know what being asked here. Is your apache running on port 1111? I think you should rephrase your question with an explanation of what you are trying to accomplish. – egorgry Mar 24 '11 at 18:57
  • Just rephrased my question. Hopefully it is more clear now. – Genadinik Mar 24 '11 at 19:03
  • This question can't be answered in it's current form. See all of @micah points below. – egorgry Mar 24 '11 at 19:24

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Is the port 1111 reserved as a default port for the ODBC connection?

no

When I try to point my browser to http://localhost:1111/ it gives a 404 and not a page not found. What is the best way to debug 404's from the ODBC ?

404 is the HTTP response code for "page not found". Do you have a webserver running on port 1111 that you are trying to communicate with? I don't understand what that has to do with ODBC.

I am using Ubuntu and Apache (is Apache related to this?)

I can not tell if this has anything to do with Apache with the information provided so far.

micah
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