Massimo, thanks for the advice. All I had to do was use port 1000 and
map 80 of the external to 1000 of the internal network.
I would like to use https so I can remotely edit code and use the
shell somewhat securely. I did comment out "raise HTTP(200, T('Admin
is disabled because unsecure channel'))" in default.py of admin, but
this apparently exposes my actions to the internet. I thought ssl
required a certificate and the least expensive one I have found is
Comodo at $149 per year. However, web hosting services have something
called a shared certificate. There is also openssl.org. I have a
windows host on my network. Is there an "open" certificate? Can I get
a "shared' certificate for less? Does openssl do this? I am not using
ecommerce, so a high level of security is not important.
I have a somewhat workable shell now that requires a separate instance
of Python running simultaneously.
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