On Saturday 05 October 2002 17:31, you wrote:

> > Greg Wooledge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Ironically, that's how Freenet worked back in the "old days" (build
> > 499).  It seems the developers are convinced that Freenet can and
> > will be run on every computer, so nobody will ever have to use
> > *.allowedHosts.  They're consolidating everything into a single
> > port 
My thought is that stuff that should be accessible to everyone should be on 
one port and admin stuff should be on another.  Since there are no admin 
tools this is a non-issue for now.

> >(Matthew's been beating the drum about moving :8889 into :8888
> > as well,

nodestatus was supposed to be a developpers debugging tool.  I'm not sure 
that it should be left on by default at all.  I guess the reason we do it now 
is because no one has written a prettier servlet to dump node references 
yet....

> >and :8890 is already gone).
Just to clarify, NodeInfoServlet is by no means gone. It is on 
<blah>:8888/servlet/nodeinfo and is automatically redirected to when the user 
types <blah>:8888 or <blah>:8888/

At least that's how it should work barring pathological mis-configuration.

> There's no law that there can be only one *.allowedHost setting per
> port. Each {serv,info,pig}let could do its own access control.
That seems unnecessarily complicated.

>
> Maybe it's also possible to run two incarnations of mainport on
> different ports with different servlets enabled.
mainport is just the service name of a MultipleHttpServletContainer with a 
particular servlet configuration.  MHSC is pretty powerful.  You could set up 
as many instances with as many different configurations on as many different 
ports as you wanted to, I think.  I haven't actually tested though.

--gj


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