https://sourceforge.net/p/proxytools/bugs/2004-12-22T03:06:19ZRecent changes to bugs2004-12-22T03:06:19Z2004-12-22T03:06:19ZAnonymoushttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-None/https://sourceforge.nete68e4583ea7d99547f825001cd97456c6677a636

<div class="markdown_content"><p>On a school PC here.</p> <p>Selected Free, click Start Service. Received following<br /> error (screenshot)</p></div>

2001-06-17T21:11:34Z2001-06-17T21:11:34Zwaynehttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-184517/https://sourceforge.net74e228734a36e422034328112b1518ec622fde8c

<div class="markdown_content"><p>I hurriedly added several services as commStrats in <br /> localProxy because it was a hackish way to get it done <br /> quickly.<br /> Bad move. <br /> Now need to separate them out again, call them <br /> services again, remove the dependency of the service <br /> type/host on the listening port (since a single <br /> service like email may need several hosts and <br /> therefore several listening ports in localhost). The <br /> code uses the listening port to determine the service <br /> number - fix.<br /> For example, this means that changing the news service <br /> port in the GUI away from 10119, means the service <br /> number is not even found in the back end and no port <br /> is allocated at all!</p> <p>-wayne</p></div>