Ok, this probably explains the problem, since my Roxen server was its own
DNS server, and I was having DNS server issues at the time that I was
configuring my websites, but I didn't know it. So the addresses were
probably not resolving correctly. (I guess thats one good reason to always
have a hosts file backup for local host names instead of solely relying on
the DNS server.)
Ian
On 1/30/06, Peter J. Holzer <<hjp[at]wsr.ac.at>> wrote:
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> On 2006-01-29 12:06:06 +0100, Turbo Fredriksson wrote:
> > Ian> First, when I attempt to create a virtual
> > Ian> site, it always binds to http://*:80/ instead of the
> > Ian> http://<ip address>:80/ address I request it to. (I put in
> > Ian> <address> in the Port section, so I know its definitely
> > Ian> listed.)
> >
> > Roxen ALWAYS tries to bind to any (the '*' you see) IP address. But
> > you say you change the IP.
>
> I don't think this is true. It only binds to the IP addresses
> corresponding to the hostnames in the URLs section. It will only bind
> to any if you are using wildcards there or if it cannot resolve a
> hostname.
>
> hp
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