ad-hoc web server

Hi,
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In order to avoid viruses and things I use knoppix to access the
internet
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Now, sometimes I need to setup an ad-hoc web server to show case some
work. I don't need a domain name to be resolve, nor do I need this
permanently
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I thought all I had to do is:
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1) set up my router to forward http request to port 80 to the IP
address of the internal box where I
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2) have a service running accepting connections and serving pages on
port 80 from a USB external drive
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But when I went to check this from a local internet caffee I was
404'ed
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What else do I need to do?
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Thanks
lbrtchx
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