def __init__(self,model,allowedHosts=['127.0.0.1','::1']):
"""CatWalks initializer
@param model: reference to a project model module
@type model: yourproject.model
@param allowedHosts: list of allowed hosts strings (IP),
by default only localhost
@type allowedHosts: list of IP strings
"""
so i guess all you need is a static ip.
On 3/23/06, Mike Kent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
I just deployed my project to a remote server. My project mounts
CatWalk as '/admin' for an admin interface. When I was running my
project locally, this worked fine, but since deploying my project, I
get an access error from CatWalk indicating that it will only work from
localhost.
I log onto the remote server via ssh, and I've seen comments to the
effect that I can use the '-L' command-line option to ssh to solve this
problem. I've tried it, but must not be doing it correctly, as I'm
still getting the access error.
Can someone walk me thru the correct way of using ssh to route my ports
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