currently the daemon listens (and serves http) on port 3000.
some sites already have Node.JS daemons (or other daemons) using port 3000. Would need the daemon to listen on other port #s, especially is using an SSL offloader for serving https.
Would be great if I could tell it to use a UNIX socket file instead of tcp/ip, too, but maybe that's asking too much.
currently the daemon listens (and serves http) on port 3000.
some sites already have Node.JS daemons (or other daemons) using port 3000. Would need the daemon to listen on other port #s, especially is using an SSL offloader for serving https.
Would be great if I could tell it to use a UNIX socket file instead of tcp/ip, too, but maybe that's asking too much.