Hello to everyone!
I installed an APE server from the .deb package and configured it on a
server in my local net and set up all parameters as follows:
- In /etc/hosts I wrote:
<MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS> ape-server.local
<MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS> ape.ape-server.local
<MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS> 0.ape-server.local
<MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS> 1.ape-server.local
<MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS> 2.ape-server.local
- my ape.conf looks like this:
uid {
# "aped" switch to this user/group if it run as root
user = www-data
group = www-data
}
Server {
port = 6969
daemon = yes
ip_listen = <MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS>
ip_local = <MY_LOCAL_IP_ADDRESS>
domain = ape-server.local
rlimit_nofile = 65536
pid_file = /var/run/aped.pid
}
Log {
debug = 5
use_syslog = 0
syslog_facility = local2
logfile = /var/log/ape.log
}
JSONP {
eval_func = Ape.transport.read
allowed = 1
}
Config {
#relative to ape.conf
modules = /usr/lib/ape/
modules_conf = /etc/ape/
}
- my parameters in ~/APE_JSF/Demos/config.js looks like this:
APE.Config.baseUrl = 'http://ape-server.local/APE_JSF'; //APE JSF
APE.Config.domain = 'ape-server.local';
APE.Config.server = 'ape-server.local:6969'; //APE server URL
Now, if I run the tests from my local browser everything works.
My question is: is it possible to configure APE to be reachable from
an arbitrary net without a DNS service and without configure the
"ape-server.local" name resolution by hand (for example in /etc/
hosts)? For example, is it possible to refer to the APE framework by
IP address?
Thank you all, have a nice day
Alberto
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