http_frontend_addresses is the list of name/IP:ports that the server
should bind to and listen on.
http_frontend_public_address is the publicly accessible address
(name:port) that is used when an address needs to be communicated to
an external agent (i.e. robot).
So, if the server sits behind a firewall with NAT, the config might be:
http_frontend_addresses=localhost:9898,192.168.34.2:9898
http_frontend_public_address=example.com:80
-Tad
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 6:32 PM, Yuri Z <vega...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> The value of http_frontend_addresses in the server config is currently
> defined as ${http_frontend_public_address} which if I understand it
> correctly should be the domain name, i.e. example.com:9898. However, if I
> run the server with this value of http_frontend_addresses - I can't login
> to Wiab from other computer. If I change the value
> of http_frontend_addresses to be the local network IP address of the machine
> - i.e. 10.0.0.8 - it seems to solve this and I am able to login and use
> Wiab. I am not sure why it happens but I would be glad if someone
> more knowledgeable would shed some light on what should be the value
> of http_frontend_addresses.
> Thanks
> Yuri
>
