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Options Indexes FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Order allow,deny Allow from all

i think that's it right? but i cant be access with my friends computer that is same network with me ... my ip is in my friends ignore list already , to prevent to ask from proxy.

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This is more for the sysadmin forums. Have you looked at iptables yet? If I once setup a httpd on CentOS (somewhat the same family of linux) and found that they had very secure default rules ;-)

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Are you able to ping your machine from your friends?

As er4z0r said, I would first look at the firewall on your machine to see check your friend isn't being firewalled out.

You might want to temporarily turn off the firewall and see if your friend can gain access then. If your friend can access with the firewall off, create an exclusion rule in the firewall for your friend.

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i able to ping my friend , even able to use samba to get file from my friend, do you guys think it is a selinux problem?

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Check the /var/log/httpd/error.log.
If nothing unusual, then check that http port (80) is online:

netstat -tuanp | grep 80

If everything is ok, check iptables:

iptables -n -v -L  

Maybe run a scan on that host and see if the port is really open (if you can nmap is the best).

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