Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 446137
[RFE] luci: set IP-Address or Host for listen on
Last modified: 2011-07-25 09:17:38 EDT
Request for Enhancement: If you want to use luci in a server-infrastructure with more than one network you want access luci only from internal network. The easiest way is to configure the stunnel-component to listen only on one ip. This is possible with LUCI_HTTPS_PORT=10.10.10.10:8084 in /etc/sysconfig/luci It would be better to adopt a own variable and use it in the init-script and correct $LUCI_URL for correct output.
Changing component to documentation component "Cluster_Administration" since this is a procedural issue.
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Ryan: I'm looking at a bunch of the Cluster documentation bugs, and I have a couple of questions about this one: 1) This is technically a RHEL 5 bug, but does it apply to RHEL 6 as well? 2) It looks to me as if I can just add this procedure to this section: http://documentation-stage.bne.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Cluster_Administration/s2-iptables-conga-CA.html Does that makes sense, simply to add this information to that existing subsection? 3) I'm not sure what this is saying -- there seems to be a typo of sorts: It would be better to adopt a own variable and use it in the init-script and correct $LUCI_URL for correct output. "a own variable"? What does that refer to? Thanks, -Steven Levine
Marking as needinfo from Ryan McCabe as per Comment 6.
I imagine "own variable" was a typo for environment variable, which is a feature that has not been implemented. The way to configure this is to change the LUCI_HTTPS_PORT parameter in the /etc/sysconfig/luci file as described in comment #1