On 02.09.13 21:12, Rob Vesse wrote: Hi Rob,
> It's a known bug - JENA-499 > (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JENA-499) thanks for the pointer > The --host argument is not actually supported in past versions of Fuseki > > The fix which is available in the dev snapshots (1.0.0-SNAPSHOT) adds a > --localhost argument to do this instead. ok that will do for the moment. Any ETA for 0.2.8? Andy asks about use-cases to bind to other IPs. While it's not very common I did have this several times in the past when I had more than one IP available on a host and I want to restrict the daemon to one specific IP. Most people will probably never see that but if you have more complex network setups it is handy. I would call it --listen though as it's an option to what interface you listen to. Regarding IPv6, I'm not sure what is to blame. On my Mac I have localhost defined in /etc/hosts for both IPv4 and Ipv6. ping resolves 127.0.0.1 while ping6 resolves to ::1. dig/nslookup/host will not return any of these as they *always* bypass the hosts file (by design). For that reason some network administrators return 127.0.0.1 as an A-record for "localhost" in the local domain which is IMHO plain wrong. > The documentation has been corrected behind the scenes but the ASF CMS > does not let us selectively publish parts of the website so the correction > won't appear on the main site until we are ready to publish it. ok regards Adrian
