From: Jan K. <jj...@gm...> - 2006-11-07 15:25:48
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Am Dienstag, 7. November 2006 16:14 schrieb Steve Blinkhorn: > > What about multiple software servers, i.e. instances of tclhttpd, each > responding to a different virtual domain but using the same port > number, although on just one IP address? And when did this feature > arrive in tclhttpd? (I am a long-term user, BTW). > Two or more processes cannot listen (to all) on the same port number on the same machine. It's just the way TCP/IP works. To achieve something like you may think of, you have to build a "proxy" listener, which dispatches the accepted connections to slave processes. Hence, this usually (virtual domains, not just parallizing or load-balancing) involves the investigation of the "Host:" HTTP header field, which is the only way to check which server should get the connection. So your question sounds pretty pointless to me. Kind regards Jan -- Jetzt neu: "Microsoft Direct-Visual-Active-Office-Plusplus-Pro Service Pack" |