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Apache2 multiple serves through port 80
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| I use a dynamic IP from my ISP, To get around this I use no-ip.info
service, what I'm wanting to do is to serve my web pages, netcam &
webcam through port 80. Currently I can only access my netcam via port
1024 & my webcam via port 40000,
My webpages are fine and accessable through port 80.
Is there a way using Apache2..
All suggestions gratefully received
... Tony
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| On 5 Oct 2004 06:04:29 -0700,
tony@tramsden.com (Tony) posted:
> I use a dynamic IP from my ISP, To get around this I use no-ip.info
> service, what I'm wanting to do is to serve my web pages, netcam &
> webcam through port 80. Currently I can only access my netcam via port
> 1024 & my webcam via port 40000,
> My webpages are fine and accessable through port 80.
>
> Is there a way using Apache2..
Only one service can listen to a particular port at a time, so you couldn't
run a webcam server and something else both on port 80. But you can
certainly put pages on your webserver (on port 80) that refer to something
at a different address or a different port on the same address, or that
take the data from such devices and incorporate it into a page.
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