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From: Tim Dionne <tim@ruffrecordings.com>
Subject: no route to host on port 80
Date: Sun, 04 May 2003 19:56:01 -0700
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Hi --

I'm trying to allow outside access to my linux box on port 80.  However,
   when I try to connect (using a web browser, or telnet) the connection
is not created.  When I use telnet and specify port 80 I get a "no route
to host" error.  I've experimented with my firewall by completely
removing all rules from all chains, but the connection can still not be
made.  I can establish connections on all other ports except 80!  Can
anyone help me?

Thanks.