Re: Listening on an interface
Re: Listening on an interface
- Subject: Re: Listening on an interface
- From: Bernd Löhr <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 08:43:08 +0100
Quinn,
Am Freitag, 24.01.03 um 15:02 Uhr schrieb Quinn:
OK, then my recommended solution is to populate the popup with the
list of service IDs read from the current set in the SCF preferences.
This will include user-visible names for each of the services (ie
typically one service per port, but not always--10.2 allows you to
configure multiple services on one Ethernet). You can use the service
IDs from SCF preferences to look up the service in SC dynamic store to
find the current IP address associated with the service (which is what
you'd pass to bind).
When you store the service IDs in your preferences, make sure that you
also store the parent set ID. As a rule, service IDs only make sense
within the context of a set. That is, if the user changes the active
set, there's no point looking at your service ID preferences.
How does that sound?
I just implemented this and it works great - thank you very much!
And now I'm gonna try to redirect port 21 ... :-(
Bernd
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