zope on netcraft - server survey
Ok, zope may not be viewable in the graph, but I wonder if it wouldn't be of interest to tell the netcraft people to also check for zope servers by allowing to include other port number than 80. raphael
Hi Raphael, netcraft looks for public servers and as such, they run on port 80. It makes no sense to scan all ports for the small chance there is a server running which is ment to be public. If your Zope should be public, just start at least one http-server on port 80 or use Apache/Squid as reverse proxy. Regards Tino --On Donnerstag, 16. Januar 2003 23:26 +0100 Raphael Arlitt <raphael.arlitt@mmweg.rwth-aachen.de> wrote:
Ok, zope may not be viewable in the graph, but I wonder if it wouldn't be of interest to tell the netcraft people to also check for zope servers by allowing to include other port number than 80.
raphael
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netcraft looks for public servers and as such, they run on port 80. It makes no sense to scan all ports for the small chance there is a server running which is ment to be public. If your Zope should be public, just start at least one http-server on port 80 or use Apache/Squid as reverse proxy. Hi Tino, I meant a manual check by the "what's that site running" . I cannot get a result for the specified port, and it always tells me the apache port 80 configuration and statistic.
Never mind. It's not that important anyway. Thanks, Raphael
On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 11:26:03PM +0100, Raphael Arlitt wrote:
zope may not be viewable in the graph, but I wonder if it wouldn't be of interest to tell the netcraft people to also check for zope servers by allowing to include other port number than 80.
You *can* check for servers on another port. Just use the standard URL notation for this: http://host:port/. -- Martijn Pieters | Software Engineer mailto:mj@zope.com | Zope Corporation http://www.zope.com/ | Creators of Zope http://www.zope.org/ ---------------------------------------------
You *can* check for servers on another port. Just use the standard URL notation for this: http://host:port/.
Thanks, that's what I meant. A manual addition to the statistics by typing in the URL including the portnumber, which does not work on netcraft for my machine. The reason maybe that there is also an Apache running at port 80, so netcraft just ignores my port specification and always gives me the port80 result. Raphael
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