Hi I'm running a MediaWiki site on my local Mac OS X (10.3 client) webserver - http://knowyourmac.com (also accessible at http://knowyourmac.homeip.net). The problem is, unless you specify a page name, such as "Main_Page" or "Introduction" in the address, the address resolves into a local name, which won't load externally. http://knowyourmac.homeip.net/~emilymatt/kym/wiki/index.php/Main_Page <-- will work http://knowyourmac.homeip.net/~emilymatt/kym/wiki/index.php/ Introduction <-- will work http://knowyourmac.homeip.net/~emilymatt/kym/wiki <-- won't work (Before you ask, I have automatic recognition of index.php set up in my httpd.conf file.) This is the case whether you use the homeip.net address above, or my current (dynamic) IP of 24.193.152.184, so it's not something that's happening at dyndns.org. This means that, at my domain registrar, I have to set the domain forwarding from knowyourmac.com to a full ".../Main_Page" address to get it to work. And this doesn't give me the option of specifying an alternate page, such as http://knowyourmac.com/Introduction (which would now resolve to an erroneous "../Main_Page/Introduction"). I've tested other PHP scripts in the same directory as MediaWiki's "index.php", and they don't do this forwarding to the local name - can anyone give me clues on what's going on, and how I can resolve it? Many thanks Matt