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Ben
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 Running on a local Interface - 2007/12/07 19:17 When I try to test out the PalabreMouse function on my domain, it will not connect. I noticed that it is running on a local Interface. Is that the problem?

[root@hostname palabre-0.5]# palabre start
2007-12-07 10:42:33,546 : INFO No log file has been specified
2007-12-07 10:42:33,546 : INFO Palabre will only print log to console
2007-12-07 10:42:33,611 : INFO Starting Palabre...
2007-12-07 10:42:33,612 : INFO Running on: 127.0.0.1
2007-12-07 10:42:33,612 : INFO Port: 2468
2007-12-07 10:42:33,613 : INFO Palabre is running on local Interface
2007-12-07 10:42:33,613 : INFO No other computer will be able to access it
2007-12-07 10:42:33,613 : INFO Connection to BDD SKIPPED
2007-12-07 10:42:34,612 : INFO ...started with pid: 28125.

I would think it would say Running on:(My IP), but being as I'm not a Terminal genius I have no clue how to fix that.

Thanks,

Ben B
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admin
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 Re:Running on a local Interface - 2007/12/09 14:29 Hi,

For security, by default Palabre is not running on other interfaces than localhost.
To enable it just edit the palabre.conf file (/etc/palabre.conf)
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BenBart
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 Re:Running on a local Interface - 2007/12/23 02:49 I had already attempted to change that config file, but it was still running on a logal interface. I guess I don't know what section of the config file I need to address?
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 Re:Running on a local Interface - 2007/12/27 11:18 Hi

You should find a line like this :

ip = 127.0.0.1

you can replace it by either :

ip =
OR
ip = YOUR.IP.ADD.RESS
OR
# ip = 127.0.0.1 Célio Conort
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 Re:Running on a local Interface - 2007/12/27 11:19 Just make sure you are editing the right palabre.conf file
If you installed it it will look for /etc/palabre.conf (global /etc folder) otherwise it will use the palabre.conf file located in the "etc" subdirectory of palabre.

If unsure ... edit both :) Célio Conort
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BenB
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 Re:Running on a local Interface - 2007/12/28 02:37 Thank you. It turned out that it was that second config file I wasn't aware of. I had to CD to "/" to see it because my default directory location when I was using SSH was "root". Now I have another problem I am not getting a connection. It seems the port is closed because when I try to telnet to mydomain.com 2468 it cannot connect. Is there a way to manually open a port using terminal?
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 Re:Running on a local Interface - 2008/01/03 13:32 Hi,

it seems like a firewall issue.
you'll have to check that ... maybe you're behind a router or a firewall. Then the way you open ports will depend on your software/hardware. Célio Conort
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