i need to serve to remote IP addresses from my cl-http-based
application, running behind comcast's cable modem into my office
network running NAT
i've got port mapping working so that i can give out an IP address,
obtained from comcast's cable modem, and reach my cl-http server from
a remote machine. i know this because i get a cl-http error page from
my server, which says:
Bad Request: Unknown Virtual Host
The virtual host xx.yy.zz.qq [my cable modem's IP address] on port
8000 is unknown.
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CL-HTTP/70.190 (Macintosh Common Lisp; 3.9.7)
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so it seems that my cl-http code isn't understanding the request
that's coming in well enough to serve from my application code, but
at least cl-http is connecting via port mapping correctly. my cl-http
is running fine because i get served correctly from my app when i
browse to the IP address of the serving machine inside my network
i figure there are 1 of 2 issues/ways to get this working:
- the way i'm using cl-http is wrong/bad form, but i'm not sure how
- i need to add a mapping from the cable modem IP address to the IP
of my server machine somehow via cl-http code. is this the proper use
of http:add-virtual-host? do i have to re-write every export-url
form? my experiments with this have failed
i'm using the vanilla start-server.lisp code [MCL on Mac OS X]
all help welcome, thx in advance
-paul
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