ipaddrportslist
Explaining the supported values for that server config option about which interfaces and ports to listen on, or that bot config option about which servers to connect to.
-
Listen on a single port on localhost: Just put the number.
- If types are a concern, supply any integer or a digit-only string.
-
Listen on any/all interfaces:
*:
+ port number(s).- Specifies that you don't care about interfaces. Usually that results in listening on all available interfaces.
- For multiple port numbers, see below.
-
For multiple values, separate them with at least one space.
- You can safely put one comma before the spaces if you like to, or even
between them. Spaces are any combination of
" \t\r\n"
= U+0020 space, U+0009 horizontal tab, U+000D carriage return and U+000A line feed.
- You can safely put one comma before the spaces if you like to, or even
between them. Spaces are any combination of
-
Don't listen at all:
-
(Just put a hyphen-minus.)- Might be useful on servers that have additinal other means of interaction.
- When encountered in a multi-value list, ignore the remaining values.
-
Listen on specific interface and ports: Put the interface (as hostname,
IP.v4.addr.ess
,[IP:v6:addr:ess]
or*
), a colon (:
) and the port(s).- Separate multiple ports with comma (
,
), no spaces. Any space would separate the port from the interface, so it will be parsed as just a port number, as described above. - To include all ports of the previous address value, put a single
_
U+005F low line) as the first port number. - To temporarily exclude (disable) a port number, put a single
_
(U+005F low line) directly after it.
- Separate multiple ports with comma (
JavaScript Parser
An ipaddrportslist
parser in JavaScript (ECMAScript) is provided in
parser.js
. For detailed examples see the test specs.
Basic example:
var net = ipAddrPortsList = listenAddrs = ; listenAddrs;
License
MIT
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