I spoke too soon earlier.My packetfence system must host apache services, but packetfence takeover apache configuration with its one.
Is there a way to keep packetfence only on eth2 interface (192.168.100.0 subnet) and use standard apache 2 configuration (through /etc/init.d/apache2 script) on eth0 interface (192.168.0.0 subnet)?
I know how to force apache on a specific IP/iface but I don't know how to do it on packetfence (I'm not familiar enough with *perl* to be able to alter httpd.admin file.;))
PS: I added this line on the iptables.conf file: # Nessus Administration Interface -A input-management-if --protocol tcp --match tcp --dport 8834 --jump ACCEPT # add rules to authorize the whole access to the management interface -A input-management-if --jump ACCEPT# HTTPS for email confirmation or sponsor activation on the captive portal (if enabled)
The server provides others services, like NFS and samba services. It will be okay for apache 2 as well.
thanks in advance. -- Guillaume ESTIVAL ___________________ CREATIVE EURECOM 39, Bd de la Romanerie 49124 St BARTHELEMY D'ANJOU t : 02 41 73 18 18 f : 02 41 73 07 33
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