Hi Matt, Changing IP address in the Windows client is a known bug, though it works in Linux. We should fix that soon. Other workaround is to use the Simias Store Browser and change it directly in the database OR recreate the account with the new IP address, if you do not have any iFolders downloaded.
Kalis >>> "Matt Weisberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/11/2007 1:50 AM >>> Hmmm..I'm on 3.6.7085 client and I can't seem to change the IP address of the ifolder server. I go into accounts settings, accounts, and select properties of the ifolder account, change the IP address click ok all the way back out, but when I go back and look, the original IP address is still in there. I can't seem to change it to anything else. It always reverts back to the original address. Is there something I'm missing here? Luckily, I have a Novell Access Manager SSL VPN running, so I was able to connect through that! But I liked the SSH tunnel for the simplicity (I ran my 3.5/3.4 environment that way for a year and a half). I can't even put a host name in there, otherwise I would do the DNS/host file thing. No matter what, it reverts back to the original address. -- Matt Weisberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] Weisberg Consulting, Inc. www.weisberg.net ofc. 248.685.1970 cell 248.705.1950 fax 248.769.5963 >>> On 9/10/2007 at 1:36 PM, in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Edmund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Matt, > >> Does this work with the latest clients? I used to do this exact thing >> with the 3.4 client, just tunnel via SSH and point my ifolder client >> at the loopback. But with the latest available 3.6 build for windows, I >> put in the loopback and somehow, the client switches it back to actual >> (private) address of the iFolder server. What is causing that? Is >> there any way to continue to do the SSH tunnel trick with the 3.6 >> client? > > Doing it with stunnel works fine with the 3.6.7085 build from the ifolder > site (I'm using it right now). Didn't have to do anything extra, it just > worked. The simias server only listens on localhost on port 80 (or > something like that, it's been a while since I set it up!) All incoming > traffic is tunnelled, even web access. > > I have in the past dealt with this kind of thing by setting the DNS entry > to point to 127.0.0.1 or hosts file tweaking, if that's any use. --- Scanned by M+ Guardian Messaging Firewall --- Talk to Weisberg Consulting about protecting your systems with M+Guardian today! http://www.weisberg.net _______________________________________________ ifolder-dev mailing list ifolder-dev@forge.novell.com http://forge.novell.com/mailman/listinfo/ifolder-dev
