PMP Linux change FQDN to localhost (127.0.0.1)
Hi,
I'm testing PMP and it looks very promising. Still I got a security issue. I'll describe my setup. I have dedicated server (running linux) in a data center which is right in the middle of the internet
When PMP is installed it uses the server's FQDN and running on port 7272. So with some dig work (like portscanning) it's possible to "see" this app. I'm also running Apache as webserver. Until now I got some other sites running "behind" the webserver using (ssl) proxy in Apache and as extra security using .htaccess .
I know it's possible to change the port in server.xml but I want to run PMP on IP 127.0.0.1 and NOT on the FQDN. I can change server.conf but after starting PMP it's set itself right back to the FQDN of my server. I think it's possible to change this but I don't know where? Can someone help me with this?
Thanks in advance.
I'm testing PMP and it looks very promising. Still I got a security issue. I'll describe my setup. I have dedicated server (running linux) in a data center which is right in the middle of the internet
When PMP is installed it uses the server's FQDN and running on port 7272. So with some dig work (like portscanning) it's possible to "see" this app. I'm also running Apache as webserver. Until now I got some other sites running "behind" the webserver using (ssl) proxy in Apache and as extra security using .htaccess .I know it's possible to change the port in server.xml but I want to run PMP on IP 127.0.0.1 and NOT on the FQDN. I can change server.conf but after starting PMP it's set itself right back to the FQDN of my server. I think it's possible to change this but I don't know where? Can someone help me with this?
Thanks in advance.