Closed kisst closed 9 years ago
you need to use -b
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eg: puppet-library --p 80 -b 10.12.12.58
Usage: puppet-library [options]
-c, --config-file FILE Config file to read config values from
-p, --port PORT Port to listen on (defaults to whatever Rack wants to use)
-s, --server SERVER Server to use (defaults to whatever Rack wants to use)
-b, --bind-host HOSTNAME Host name to bind to (defaults to whatever Rack wants to use)
--daemonize Run the server in the background
--pidfile FILE Write a pidfile to this location after starting (implies --daemonize)
-m, --module-dir DIR Directory containing packaged modules (can be specified multiple times)
-x, --proxy URL Remote forge to proxy (can be specified multiple times)
--source-dir DIR Directory containing a module's source (can be specified multiple times)
--cache-basedir DIR Cache all proxies' downloaded modules under this directory
Thanks, May I suggest to update the help message to make this clear ?
There is no way to setup which address on start the service, the default localhost also not the best idea since we talking about a server.... lsof -i :80 COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME puppet-li 9084 root 8u IPv4 500640 0t0 TCP localhost:http (LISTEN)