This is a discussion on Re: can you run a simple HTTP server on a port 21? within the Linux Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; tom23499@yahoo.com wrote: > if i was to setup a basic (freeware) webserver on port 21 (FTP) would > ...
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tom23499@yahoo.com wrote:
> if i was to setup a basic (freeware) webserver on port 21 (FTP) would > it work ? Provided you had no other service already using port 21 (i.e. an FTP server), then yes it could work. > would you be able to type the website address like the > following http://myip.com:21 in Internet Explorer ? Yes. > i know it will work on port 80/8080 but thats not my question its > whether it will work on port 21 and if no why not ? If you can't get it to work you'll need to check your config. If you want more help from here you're going to need to provide more detail about your web server and the relevant parts of the configuration file(s). This is possibly really a question for comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix, so I've added that to the newsgroups line. Chris |
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chris-usenet@roaima.co.uk wrote: > tom23499@yahoo.com wrote: > > if i was to setup a basic (freeware) webserver on port 21 (FTP) would > > it work ? > > Provided you had no other service already using port 21 (i.e. an FTP > server), then yes it could work. > > > would you be able to type the website address like the > > following http://myip.com:21 in Internet Explorer ? > > Yes. > > > i know it will work on port 80/8080 but thats not my question its > > whether it will work on port 21 and if no why not ? > > If you can't get it to work you'll need to check your config. If you > want more help from here you're going to need to provide more detail > about your web server and the relevant parts of the configuration file(s). > > This is possibly really a question for comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix, > so I've added that to the newsgroups line. > > Chris Thanks for the followup. Unfortunately its not Linux that I'm running its Windows 98SE with a web server called myweb. Its an older version 3.4. I couldn't find any forums for Windows and web server. If it would work on Linux then will it work on Windows right ? |
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tom23499@yahoo.com posted:
> Unfortunately its not Linux that I'm running its Windows 98SE with a web > server called myweb. Its an older version 3.4. I couldn't find any > forums for Windows and web server. If it would work on Linux then will > it work on Windows right ? The principle's the same, it's just networking. If you can configure your software to run on that port, and nothing else is using that port, and nothing is blocking it, then you can use it. I'm not so sure that running a HTTP service on a port with another well-known registered purpose is a good idea, though. -- If you insist on e-mailing me, use the reply-to address (it's real but temporary). But please reply to the group, like you're supposed to. This message was sent without a virus, please delete some files yourself. |
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In comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix tom23499@yahoo.com wrote:
> Thanks for the followup. Unfortunately its not Linux that I'm running > its Windows 98SE Then why did you post to comp.os.linux.networking? Followups set to CIWSU instead. Chris |