aidy_w wrote: > Hi, > Hey sorry, I didn't intend to upset anyone. Yes, I suppose when I wrote > my initial post I was somewhat frustrated. > > Having said this, I found both the bindAddress and AllowedHosts in the > prefs file and I tried setting them as required. I tried setting them > individually and I tried setting them to simultaneously, but nothing > worked. In fact sometimes the daemon would not start after making > changes to these setting even when the configured values where perfectly > ligitimate. Still other times the daemon would start and even though the > bind address and allowed hosts where set correctly for my network. The > daemon would still log messages saying it would not respond to 'non' > local hosts. The traffic to and from the built in http server was going > directly between my local subnet and the server, both ends clealry using > private address space. netstat was showing the daemon always bound to > 0.0.0.0:9000 never to any specific address However the servers log file > was constantly saying it was replying to the address on my public > Internet interface. > > Then....as I said. if I brought down the public interface. Then started > the daemon, it would start and be happy to talk to internal clients, it > would continue this way so long as the public interface was down. If I > re-enabled the public interface, it would carry on working for a short > time, but then within 10-15sec it would switch back to rejecting traffic > with 403 forbidden. > > I really did try. > > So having gone through this quite thoroughly, I gave up and put it in a > netns. Now it works. > > If you like and you think I have made some mistake. I will test a little > again. But I already spent a day messing with the standard install with > no luck. The another day getting netns to work. So I'm kinda resigned to > this config now. In fact I'm somewhat happier with it as I know the > daemon is fully constrained. I'm not normally paranoid, but when a > server starts and does not seemingly do what you tell it to do, I do ask > what else might it be doing. > > It works just fine inside a netns. Yes its complicated but at least I > gained a little useful knowledge. :) > > Over to you. > AidanIn all the things you tried did you try adding the httpaddr parameter to
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