Hi all,
 
in pound.cfg standard lines are like this:
 
...
ListenHTTP
    Address 123.123.123.123
    Port        80
End
 
 
How to tell pound that it has to listen not only to port 80, but also to
81,82,......90
 
Please inform.
 
 
Dirk Dekker

Hello Dirk,

since you have send me a private mail too, i must inform you about some
things.

People here are not for answering questions which nearly no one could
understand. I and many other here does not have time to teach you in
webserver and server basics.

I will give one try to help you anyway...

On Mon, 2006-09-04 at 18:44 +0200, dirk dekker wrote:
...[...]

Why do you want Pound to listen to more then one port?

Pound runs like a every server on mostly a single port. If you want more
then one Pound instance on a single machine, you could start two Pound
processes with an own configuration file for each.

I think what you wanna do is to redirect requests incoming to pound, to
a backend server with more webservers running on port 80...90, Right?

Sine you asked a lot of unclear stuff in the last weeks, I think you
should go on on slowly...

Try to install Pound and follow some configuration guidelines found on
the web. This one is for the Mongrel webserver, but it very clearly
shows, what an usable example of a Pound configuration file looks like:

http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/docs/pound.html


I think your problems are not too complicated but you are asking the
wrong way. You are telling us something about a very weird setup but it
sound like you never tried to configure by your self... :(

It is not of interest if you are running IIS, Apache, Mongrel, lighttpd,
fnord, gatling etc.....

Pound is one of the most easiest piece of software to understand, I
think!

Good Luck!


Johannes
[...]

On Mon, Sep 04, 2006 at 06:44:04PM +0200, dirk dekker wrote:[...]

ListenHTTP
    Address 123.123.123.123
    Port        80
End
ListenHTTP
    Address 123.123.123.123
    Port        81
End
ListenHTTP
    Address 123.123.123.123
    Port        82
End
ListenHTTP
    Address 123.123.123.123
    Port        90
End


It makes little sense to add port ranges as a feature to Pound, as it has to
open a separate socket for every port anyway, and it's a rare enough
scenario to not warrant the added code complexity.
[...]

On Wed, 2006-09-06 at 09:10 +0200, Adam Borowski wrote:[...]

Uups, sorry! I did not knew about this feature but it also never made
sense to me.

Dirk! I did not want to scare you off... :( If you need some more help
please let us know!

Regards

Johannes
[...]