* Liam Healy
| However, I cannot get CL-HTTP working there at all.  Whenever I try to
| start it up, it seems to make up a new, totally bogus IP number for the
| host it's on:
| 
| [1998-01-24 19:40:29]  HTTP service enabled for: http://56.130.198.8:8000/
| 
| Who knows where it's getting 56.130...?

  I assume it is a byte-order problem of some kind.  Intel got it wrong,
  and lots of software suffers from byte-order problems.  this is a stab in
  the dark, of course, so if you can supply the IP address it should have
  been, it would easier to find and fix the problem.

  what does the *FEATURES* variable contain?

  in any case, the `netstat' command should be able to tell you which ports
  have servers connected to them, with some of its many options -- see the
  manual.  it would be interesting to know whether port 8000 is bound to
  the correct address, even if the IP address CL-HTTPD reports is bogus.

#:Erik