- From: Nick Taylor <taylorn@gb.swissbank.com>
- Date: Thu, 14 Dec 95 7:23:14 GMT
- To: mgodsey@microsoft.com (Michael Godsey)
- Cc: www-talk@w3.org
Michael Godsey said: > > Nick Taylor <taylorn@gb.swissbank.com> said: > > | The www bit is the de-facto way of ensuring that http requests > | hit port 80 (or whatever) of the correct machine. > > This is not true at all. There is nothing about the "www" part that > says to hit port 80! Port 80 uis just the standard port for the httpd > service. > I think you've mis-read this. The www part ensures that http hits the correct machine, the usual port for http requests is 80, but can be whatever is defined in the server config. The url will have to specify the port if it's not port 80. Hence my "or whatever" in braces in my original mail. More speed, Mike, less haste! :-) Regards, Nick. -- Nick Taylor JFDI taylorn@gb.swissbank.com +44 171 711 3721 +44 850 319 024 "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds" - Albert Einstein
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