Re: running mv twice on the same port ...

[mikeh@minivend.com]

Quoting Marius Schaefer (maillist@b-p-a.com):
> 
> virtuald is just a "chroot <userid>" when calling a programm
> (http://www.redhat.com/mirrors/LDP/HOWTO/Virtual-Services-HOWTO.html). Every
> user has its own apache running, so that he can handle his own httpd.conf.
> And in the same way we want to handle minivend. Each user is his own admin.
> So we canīt use different ports for mvend (which also does not work for me,
> why ever...), because one user does not know what the other is doing. I am
> just wondering, because apache is using port 80 and there is no problem at
> all...
> 

It is a question of what IP address is being used for the port
being bound.

I think it wouldn't be too difficult to change the Vend/Server.pm
module to read a configuration parameter and bind to the same port on
a different address....something like the Apache "Listen" parameter.

That will obviate using "localhost" for anything of course.

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