On Fri, Jul 20, 2007 at 09:19:04AM +0200, Christian Voelker wrote:
Am 20.07.2007 um 06:50 schrieb Jayan Chirayath Kurian:
(1) Enter the TCP/UDP port no this server will listen to [2641]
For Q(1), can I give 80. In tomcat server.xml, I have Connector
port=80 protocol=HTTP/1.1
The handle server runs separate from tomcat.
It will conflict if you try to run it on the same port.
You will have a hard time to get it running if you change
all kinds of things compared to the installation guideline
if you dont even recognize this problem yourself.
Yes, running the service on port 2641 is exactly what you should do
unless you have a very good reason not to.
Port 2641 is a reserved port for CNRI.
Try cat /etc/services | grep 2641 to check yourself.
I guess the whole system relies on you to be reachable
from outside on this port. You might use a firewall to
run the service on one port and expose it to the outside
on another, but what is it good for? there should not
be any conflicting services running on this port.
BTW, did you make sure to run tomcat using commons-daemon
to avoid running it as root? Remember the rule that ports
below 1024 are privileged.
Remember he's running DSpace on windows 2003 ;)
(3) Would you like to disable UDP services (y/n) [N]
For Q(3), is it fine to disable the UDP service?
I guess so, but why would you want to? UDP service of
handle server is not known to be a special security risk,
no reason to avoid it. How do you want to get help from
the list if your setup is that different. Others will
lack experience with this kind of setup and wont be
able to help you. It can be already tricky with the
default values.
Agreed. Agian, unless you have a good reason to not do this, it's
recommended that you do.
cheers,
Jim
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