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Hi Everyone,
I would appreciate any information on configuring apache to run on a non
standard port, however serving requests without explicitly defining the
port number in the URL.
Example:
1. If I run apache on port 7894 hosting mydomain.org
2. I should be able visit http://mydomain.org to see my site
(instead of http://mydomain.org:7894)
Does this also require any coordination with firewall rules,iptables,
etc ?. Any information is appreciated.
Running Apache 2.0.X on Solaris 8
Cheers
-Harish
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I'm not sure you can do what you want.
http://mydomain.org:7894
is an instruction to the browser to connect on port 7894 to your system.
You can redirect from port 80 to 7894 using xinet. The following would do it
but you'd
still have your machine listening for http on port 80 so it's pointless. You'd define
rpssh in /etc/services.
service rpssh
{
socket_type = stream
wait = no
user = root
log_on_success += HOST DURATION
log_on_failure += HOST
disable = no
redirect = 127.0.0.1 7894
}
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