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Kai Bleek
Hi there,
I'm just writing some little perl-server using IO:Socket::INET.
Now, I would like to make the server listen to more than one IP
without listening to ALL IPs (0.0.0.0). Is it possible with
IO::Socket::INET at all to give the server a second, maybe third IP?
I'm not that experienced with this module/socket programming. I
googled around but couldn't find any reference to the solution of this
problem (neither did I find someone mention this problem - it seems
I'm the only one who isn't able to solve this - maybe I have
overlooked something really obvious?)
So, if someone has an idea how to get it working that way, please drop
me a hint.
Thanks in advance,
Kai
I'm just writing some little perl-server using IO:Socket::INET.
Now, I would like to make the server listen to more than one IP
without listening to ALL IPs (0.0.0.0). Is it possible with
IO::Socket::INET at all to give the server a second, maybe third IP?
I'm not that experienced with this module/socket programming. I
googled around but couldn't find any reference to the solution of this
problem (neither did I find someone mention this problem - it seems
I'm the only one who isn't able to solve this - maybe I have
overlooked something really obvious?)
So, if someone has an idea how to get it working that way, please drop
me a hint.
Thanks in advance,
Kai