On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 12:24, Russell A. Blank wrote:
> Hello Geoffrey,
> 
> I am having a problem with the wkcgi.exe.  This may be a duplicate message
> that was posted last week, but I noticed that you have been involved with
> the wkcgi.exe on a development level.  I cannot seem to make the wkcgi.exe
> use a different IP address for the APPSERVER other than the default
> 127.0.0.1.  I am running Windows 2000 with IIS and have placed the wkcgi.exe
> in a virtual directory with the webkit.cnf file.  Until recently, I only
> need to run against the same machine as the web server, but now I want to
> have the appserver on a different machine.  I have that server running in
> the foreground, but there are no request made to that machine even after I
> set the cnf to use that IP address.  I even restarted my machine and have
> seen the same results.  I noticed in the C code that it attempts to read the
> file into a config class and when stepping through that in a build, I
> noticed that it did receive the correct IP.  Have you heard of anyone having
> this same problem?  Is there an easy solution?

It should be webkit.cfg, not webkit.cnf, though maybe that's just a typo
here in the message.  There's already some debugging code in wkcommon.c
which has been commented out... you might try uncommenting it and seeing
what you find.

  Ian




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