---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Len Conrad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1999 10:36:00 +0100
>
>>headers for figuring who is who. This all works fine. Is there a way to
>>get IMail to co-exist on this setup using port 80 as well and http headers
>>to serve the correct site?
>>(it does not appear so)
>
>no, all answers I've seen here say Imail's http service and any other http
>service must run on different port numbers on a given machine.
>
>Just brainstorming, but if Imail's http service could be a filter for IIS
>with
>Imail's http pages having their own extensions like login.im, then Imail
>could detect an process the imail pages requested port :80 just like Cold
>Fusion filter catches its .cfm pages under IIS.
>
>>Would a solution be to run IMail under another IP address?
>
>another ip address, or even better, another machine like an old PII 200 or
>little PIII.
>
>Len
Any idea how to get the Imail web server to listen on port 80 for one IP address and
not the other? Thanks
>
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