Thank you,
After fiddling with virtual hosts - which I'm still not sure I have
right - I got it working.
I first tried the mod_rewrite that Brad had suggested, but that just
seemed to do a redirect, which I don't think would of work at those
locations blocking my 8010 port number.
This is a nice solution in that I don't have to tell users to add a :
8010 after the web address.
Steve
On Oct 4, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Nils Kollandsrud wrote:
You could use ipfw to forward requests to port 80 to the port 4D is
set to listen to.
Example:
sudo /sbin/ipfw add 00100 fwd SERVERIPADDRESS,8080 tcp from any to
SERVERIPADDRESS 80 in
On 10/4/06, Steve Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mac OS X -2003.7 Active4D 4.0.3 [Mac/Carbon, release, 4D, Client]
Has anyone come up with a work-around to get 4D running with system
admin privileges without running as root?
We've tried a program called "Pseduo" that works if the 4D server is
the web server, but I need to start-up a client (web server) with a
path file.
I've been running on a high port number, but we've had another agency
join us that at some locations, a naive network administrator has
block out http request on everything except port 80
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