Re: mv_admin, where's the documentation for it?

[Erik Aase-Remedios <erik@fourfish.com>]

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OK.  When responding to someone else I mentioned the Listen command in Apache.
IGNORE my comments, I didn't know what I was talking about.  Do Not use
"Listen 7786" as it will attempt to have Apache bind to a port that
minivend will be using.

You must be in INET mode.  The minivend server is supposed to answer you
exactly as if it was a webserver (which I guess it is since it talks HTTP).
Check your "Catalog" setting.
Read: <http://www.minivend.com/minivend/docindex/21.23.TcpMap.html>.

I don't use this feature.  I've never set it up to get it to work.  I
prefer to telnet to the machine and do whatever I have to do at the command
prompt.

-Erik

>>>>> Carlton Houston wrote (09:59 PM 1/19/99 ):
>I have mv version 3.11 running on redhat 5.0 with apache 1.2.6
>
>in httpd.conf file I have Listen <ip address>:7786
>I restarted web server, started up minivend with
>$MINIVENDDIR/mvend/bin/start, then tried to http to
>http://<ip address>:7786/mv_admin, and, of course, got a file not found.
>
>What is the deal with that?  if the minivend server is running, and I
>try to start up apache with the listen 7786 line, of course, it can't
>bind to that port because minivend is listening there... so do I need to
>set up a virtual host directive to point port 7786 requests to another
>directory or what?
>
>Please advise...
>
>Thanks,
>Carlton Houston

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