I'm a newbie to SM and Urchin, and would like to have it listen on only ONE IP address, not all of 'em, which is the default. /usr/local/urchin/var/urchinwebd.conf is very Apache like, so I added a "Listen IP-ADDRESS" to that file and restarted it ... didn't make a difference ... and when I looked closer, something in the startup process REMOVES my line from the urchinwebd.conf file ... so my guess is that is generated from something else ... but I can't seem to find that.
A "netstat -anp" show urchin binds to every IP Address, so any idea on how to restrict it to just one?
Thanx,
alek
I figured it out.
Stop urchin.
Modify the file: /usr/local/urchin/var/urchinwebd.conf.template
I added:
Listen 123.123.123.123:12345
(replace the IP and port with whatever you want)
and then start urchin.
Works great!
And yes, it appears to use apache as the core, because when I omitted the port number, the error message generated was IDENTICAL to that from the apache 1.3 http_core.c file.
So I'd imagine you can add whatever else you want
Stop urchin.
Modify the file: /usr/local/urchin/var/urchinwebd.conf.template
I added:
Listen 123.123.123.123:12345
(replace the IP and port with whatever you want)
and then start urchin.
Works great!
And yes, it appears to use apache as the core, because when I omitted the port number, the error message generated was IDENTICAL to that from the apache 1.3 http_core.c file.
So I'd imagine you can add whatever else you want
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