[TriLUG] Running httpd but not on a certain ip address

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Matt Frye wrote:

>> I think you need to use the Listen directive to specify that the
>> host listens on all the IP's except the one you want left free.
> 
> Thanks Phil.  I think it's BindAddress I need...

ack!  no.  bindaddress has been deprecated for years.  and it does the
opposite of what you appear to want; it would require you to run a
separate httpd instance for *each* address, rather than one instance
handling all (except the one you want to omit).

what you want is definitely Listen.  if you have addresses
10.0.0.[1-9] and you want httpd to be active on port 80 for
all except 10.0.0.3,

Listen 10.0.0.1
Listen 10.0.0.2
Listen 10.0.0.4
Listen 10.0.0.5
Listen 10.0.0.6
Listen 10.0.0.7
Listen 10.0.0.8
Listen 10.0.0.9

and make sure you have *no* 'Listen :80' or other listen statements.

apache 1.3 or 2.0?
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