Update of /export/home/ntop/ntop
In directory jabber:/tmp/cvs-serv7336

Modified Files:
        webInterface.c 
Log Message:
Although the documentation would have led you to believe otherwise, the -w
and -W parameters ignored any address they were given when binding to the
sockets.  Thus  -w 192.168.0.1:3000 and -w 3000 behaved the same.  This
caused unexpected behavior when multiple addresses were defined for the
same interface, or multiple interfaces existed in the machine.

The code which used INADDR_ANY has been replaced to use the given value,
if it can be translated to an interface, with the log message:

Unable to convert address '%s'... Not binding to a particular interface!

A bogus value (or none at all) reverts to the previous, expected (?) behavior.

Under MinGW, which apparently doesn't support this facility, ntop continues
to use INADDR_ANY.

Finally, for completeness, the address was added to the "waiting for" message 
text for the SSL connection, just like it was already present for non-SSL.

-----Burton (ref BMS-0077)

Thanks to Razvan Cosma [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] for also testing
this patch.



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