wactuary wrote:
> The NewIP is present and accessible from other machines within my local
> network, however it serves pages and acts indentically to OldIP.
> Because NewIP is bound to the same ports as OldIP, I couldn't run the
> reverse proxy from NewIP:80 to OldIP:9000.
>
>
An ip address is not bound to a port.
An application binds to an address/interface (or all) and port
Only on app per address/port combination, so you'll have to bind proxy
and webserver to one address each.
So for tinyproxy:
Code:
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Port 80
Listen 192.168.1.151
Bind 192.168.1.151
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Similar for webserver
e.g. for lighttpd
Code:
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server.bind = "192.168.1.150"
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