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> If you can access http://127.0.0.1/jserv/ then you're ok.
> Again, the 8007 is not a port for the web browser to access from.
> This port is only used between Apache & JServ - INTERNAL only!
> You may change this port to some other port but you must update config
> files of JServ (normally required if your system is coincidently using
> port 8007 for other apps).
>
> If you're curious, here's the way to check if anything is listening
> on port 8007:
>
> netstat -n | grep 8007
Thank you; that command produces no output on my system.
I gather that the module is fine, but the port never gets bound
for some reason, and that this might be a configuration issue.
For the record, I wasn't trying to access that port with a web
browser, either, and I'm not using port 8007 for anything else.
> Regards,
> William Wong
Thanks for the information!
- Peter Baylies
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