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Sun WebServer Installation Guide

port{} Block

There are two primary changes to the port{} blocks in Sun WebServer 2.0: the hosts_supported directive is no longer valid as the ports a host listens on are now listed using the conn_end_points directive in the url{} block, and all ports must have an ip_address specified. The IP address 0.0.0.0 is special and means "all valid IP addresses on this machine".

To convert a port{} block for a specific IP address

  1. Given the following Sun WebServer 1.0 port{} block: 


    port 80 {
	ip_address									129.128.127.126
	keepalive_enable			"yes"
	request_timeout				180
	hosts_supported					widgets
}

  2. Modify the widgets url{} block in /etc/http/server1.httpd.conf to have conn_end_points specified correctly: 


    url //widgets {
	site_enable 					"yes"
	site_path								"/var/http/server1/websites/widgets"
	site_config						"conf/widgets.site.conf"
	conn_end_points			129.128.127.126:80
}

  3. Add the port{} block to /etc/http/server1.httpd.conf (without the hosts_supported directive): 


    port 80 {
	ip_address									129.128.127.126
	keepalive_enable			"yes"
	request_timeout				180
}
To convert a port{} block for all IP addresses

  1. Given the following Sun WebServer 1.0 port{} block example: 


    port 1880 {
	keepalive_enable				"yes"
	request_timeout					180
	hosts_supported					widgets
}

  2. Modify the widgets url{} block in /etc/http/server1.httpd.conf to have conn_end_points specified correctly: 


    url //widgets {
	site_enable							"yes"
	site_path 								"/var/http/server1/websites/widgets"
	site_config							"conf/widgets.site.conf"
	conn_end_points			:1880
}

  3. Add the ip_address directive with the value 0.0.0.0 to the port{} block in /etc/http/server1.httpd.conf: 


    port 1880 {
	ip_address									0.0.0.0
	keepalive_enable			"yes"
	request_timeout				180
}