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| Samuela Montagner 2005-04-07, 5:50 pm |
| I have a linux box with apache and FCS and i have two IPs avaiable....
when I try to specify into the hostPortList that FCS must bind to the
second ip (that is *totally* unused) i receive the "bind failed" error
my problem is that I'm just a FCS developer, not a linux expert and I have
to tell the "solution" to my linux admin...
what are the possibile causes of this problem? i wrote to listen just on
port 1935, so this isn't a port conflict
how should i configure the httpd.conf? are there other possible causes of
this problem?
i wrote into the httpd.conf for apace to listen only on the port 80
any help would be appreciated
Samuela Montagner
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| Jayson K Hanes 2005-04-07, 5:50 pm |
| Been awhile.. but.. as I recall you need to specify the IP for the
*server* in apache, not only with respect to the virtual hosts..
Something like:
//
ServerName whatever.tld
serverIP x.x.x.x
//
-Jayson
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> Subject: [FlashComm] specifing a secondary IP into hostportlist
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> I have a linux box with apache and FCS and i have two IPs avaiable....
>=20
> when I try to specify into the hostPortList that FCS must bind to the
> second ip (that is *totally* unused) i receive the "bind failed" error
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> my problem is that I'm just a FCS developer, not a linux expert and I
have
> to tell the "solution" to my linux admin...
>=20
> what are the possibile causes of this problem? i wrote to listen just
on
> port 1935, so this isn't a port conflict
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> how should i configure the httpd.conf? are there other possible causes
of
> this problem?
>=20
> i wrote into the httpd.conf for apace to listen only on the port 80
>=20
> any help would be appreciated
>=20
> Samuela Montagner
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