Does this work and, if so, what hostname does it use?
Thanks
Graham
HTTP-in
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Re: HTTP-in
Hi Graham,
Due to the on-demand nature of our system, there are no OpenSim servers running your world when it isn't in use. This means that there isn't an HTTP server to accept incoming HTTP connections when a world isn't active. This also means that the IP address and hostname of a world change between activation periods.
I recommend designing your scripts to use HTTP out instead. For details see llHTTPRequest: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlHTTPRequest
Due to the on-demand nature of our system, there are no OpenSim servers running your world when it isn't in use. This means that there isn't an HTTP server to accept incoming HTTP connections when a world isn't active. This also means that the IP address and hostname of a world change between activation periods.
I recommend designing your scripts to use HTTP out instead. For details see llHTTPRequest: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/LlHTTPRequest
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