Re: [Hampshire] Making xend XMLRPC listen on network interfa…

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Author: Tony Whitmore
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To: hampshire
Subject: Re: [Hampshire] Making xend XMLRPC listen on network interface

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On Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 02:54:31PM +0100, David Ramsden wrote:
> A Google for "xenman listen interface" didn't turn up much, apart from
> an IRC log [1] where someone asked the same question. Search within that
> page for "eth0" to find the conversation.
>
> The outcome was to hack XMLRPCServer.py to force it to listen on eth0
> instead of lo. Either that or use SSH port forwarding.


The port forwarding idea is interesting, except the version of Xenman I have
here won't let localhost be added, even with appropriate forwarding in place.

I must admit it's a bit odd to build an application that requires a feature
like a specific port being open when the Xen can't readily open that port!

> Maybe submit a bug report/feature request?


Looks like I'll have to!

Tony