Ah, I'm not sure why you would want to use
[ns_info
address] in your nsd.tcl config file. I admit I haven't tried
doing it that way myself, but nsd.tcl is where ns_info
gets
its configuration information, so I don't see the sense of using that
command there. If it does work at all, I'd suspect that must mean
you're essentially telling AOLserver to use some sort of default value
for the IP address and port to bind to. And hopefully AOLserver
gets that default IP address by asking the OS what the IP
address is for the eth0 interface or something like that. But I've
never tried it or looked at the code to see what it actually does.
I've always simply directly specified the IP address info in my
nsd.tcl, something like this:
set ip_address(dev) {192.168.1.20}
set port(dev) 9876
ns_section ns/server/$server_name($which)/module/nssock
ns_param timeout 120
ns_param Address $ip_address($which)
ns_param Hostname $hostname($which)
ns_param Port $port($which)
