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Old 04-12-2007, 04:47 AM
LeapFrog LeapFrog is offline
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Default Re: reaching localhost:8085

My server skills are pretty poor in general and I was usually the guy telling ops to restart the server and try again (hey that works sometimes, go computer voodoo [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]) -- anyways, since your not getting any responses I will take a swing, just don't expect much.

Presumably you started the admin console using one of the methods below and it said hit localhost:8085 -- that is what you are describing, correct?

Ok, lets get the dumb suggestion/question out of the way -- you are using a browser on the same computer that you are running the admin console on right?

Assuming that is the case, you could try editing the config file to use a different port -- it is possible that 8085 is bound to some other program though I would expect the admin console to barf something if it couldn't properly bind the socket. Also if there is a log for the console try checking it for errors.

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To run HoTTProxy_Admin you can either:

* Open a command prompt (Start, Run, type 'cmd.exe', press [ENTER])
* cd c:\HoTTProxy [ENTER]
* HoTTProxy_Admin [ENTER]

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* Go to C:\HoTTProxy in Windows Explorer (Start, Run, type 'C:\HoTTProxy', press [ENTER])
* Double click on HoTTProxy_Admin.exe (if your OS isn't set to show 'file extensions' then you may not see the '.exe' part, but it will be the file with the little world icon).

Unless you get an error, you should get a screen that tells you the daemon is running and what port URL to use to access it (e.g. http://localhost:8085).


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