sorry for my ignorance. but how is this useful?

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It allows you to specify which ip address to bind to, on my server I have about 16 IP's and I would rather not have all of them bond to maraschino. It would also allow running on port 80 on its own IP.

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ok. i could probly put something together, but im not sure if i would be able to test it :(

If i put together a branch. would you be able to test for me?

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will do.. I already made a nasty hack to get it to work.. I'm not any good at git otherwise i'd whip up something for you.. But what I changed is this:

in init.py:

    SERVER = wsgiserver.CherryPyWSGIServer(('172.16.1.105', PORT), d)

SERVER = wsgiserver.CherryPyWSGIServer(('0.0.0.0', PORT), d)

From the looks of it, just make '0.0.0.0' a variable like you did with PORT.. and set the default (if no command line switch is found) to 0.0.0.0

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yep. will have something ready in a few minutes

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ok cool.. i'll test it out when its ready..

btw, apparently the coding I pasted above contained some kind of char's to make it all big and bold.. :P Must of been the # sign..

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https://github.com/N3MIS15/maraschino/tree/force_host

use Maraschino.py --host 192.168.1.123 --port 1234

and can u please also test with --develop and make sure its all working in development mode. (webroot does not work in development mode yet)

i tried with my local ip and it seemed to work (127.0.0.1 no longer worked)

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Giving it a shot now.. standby :)

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git clone https://github.com/N3MIS15/maraschino.git

git checkout force_host

:)

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ya I got it figured out.. I was using the mrkipling username :) cloning right now..

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Works like a charm! Thanks =D / Both --develop and no --develop work.. also, default of 0.0.0.0 works

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ok, sweet. I will send a pull request for master.

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its now in master :)

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