Add support for setting the host in the executable #268
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sounds useful, nice pull request! |
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Can you do just a little style change?, just use a positive verification Thank you! |
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ok, looks good to me. |
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Add support for setting the host in the executable
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This patch adds support for a host to be set with the node-http-proxy executable. It adds the
--hostargument meaning you can doMy use case is that I have a server that has the following IP addresses assigned to it
Port 80 on 192.168.3.5 is used by Nginx and I want to use port 80 on 192.168.3.37 for node-http-proxy. Without the patch the executable binds to INADDR_ANY and because Nginx is already listening to port 192.168.3.5:80 I get