| TEXTO | HI BABY |
| DJTrey | i already have dyndns(copeland.homelinux.com) pointing to my p4 server at home. i just received a poweredge 4600 and in the process of installing fc6 on it. I have a domain registered with godaddy and want the new 4600 to be the server for that domain. i only have 1 static ip address. is this possible? will I have to setup dns with bind? |
| TEXTO | PFFF |
| Woosta | not possible to point the one IP at two end points. thanks Khisanth DNS is just a way to look up an IP address .. |
| DJTrey | so what would be the easiest way to complete this task |
| Woosta | DJTrey: get a second IP address |
| DJTrey | or either cut out the dyndns service? |
| Woosta | Well .. no, that doesn't matter |
| jpeg | have both sites run on the 4600. that's probably easiest. |
| Woosta | But it will just point to the same IP ddress Yup, agree http can do domain name mapping (via http/1.1 |
| jpeg | if you have to have two servers in the internal lan, have one rev proxy the other. |
| Woosta | but nothing else does |
| jpeg | so the router points to one internally, the first server decides who the request is for, and reverse proxies requests to the homelinux.com p4. |
| DJTrey | hmmmm sounds confusing |
| hobbs | but again, only for HTTP or other protocols smart enough to include a hostname in the request rather than just an address :) |
| jpeg | it isn't. http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies |
| hobbs | (and for which reverse proxies have been written) |
| jpeg | on a personal note, I strongly caution against collecting computers. that path leads to ruin. |
| jmd | SvNOK (x) doesn't seem to work. It returns true when x contains the value "xyz" So does SvNOKp and SvIOK never returns true even when it should. the private versions (mis)behave similarly. |
| action | CPAN upload: IO-All-0.38 (++++ ) by INGY |
| CPAN | upload: IO-All-0.38 (++++ ) by INGY |
| jpeg | I thought ingy died last year. I guess ingy is not the perl/Tk guy. |
| Khisanth | not at all |
| lizc | that's nick ing-simmons |
| jpeg | ah. |
| jmd | Why am I getting an error: Argument "xx" isn't numeric in subroutine entry ... I know it isn't numeric it shouldn't be. |
| buu | Stop treating it as a number |
| tanq | are you doing some comparison? |