On Wednesday 23 May 2012 03:57 PM, Mike McClurg wrote: > Well, technically it is a web server, since it speaks HTTP and serves > an XML-RPC based API ;) But yes, I see your point. > > This is an artifact of xapi being from XenServer, where you would > never, ever want to put another web server in dom0. And still, even > with xapi on Debian, we still wouldn't recommend someone do this, > which is why xapi's binding ports aren't configurable. > > It shouldn't be too hard make xapi configurable, so that you can > change a conf file setting and tell it to listen on a different port, > for both HTTP and HTTPS traffic. Is this something that is highly > desirable for Wheezy?
I think this should be changed. It does not provide httpd. I am not sure of what the process is to get a port registered, but maybe Marco (CCed, the maintainer for netbase) can help. -- Ritesh Raj Sarraf | http://people.debian.org/~rrs Debian - The Universal Operating System
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