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q: lighttpd: why using port >= 9000 does not work properly i had a lighttpd server which works normally. i can access this website from outside(non-localhost) via http://vm.aaa.com:8080. lets just assume that its a simple static website, without php or mysql.
now i want to copy this website as a test one(using another port) in the same machine. and i do not want to use virtual host. so i just copy the whole files of original server, including lighttpds bin/ conf/ htdocs/ lib/ and so on folders. and i made some required change, including changing lighttpd.conf.
now what im confused is, if change the port to a number that is less than 9000, it works perfectly. but if the port is changed to a number that is equal or greater than 9000, lighttpd can start, but i can not access the new website from outside, while i do can access the new website from inside(i mean in the same lan or localhost).
the access log from inside is like below:
vm.aaa.com:9876 10.46.175.117 - - [08/oct/2012:13:18:47 +0800] get / http/1.1 200 15 -  curl/7.12.1 (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu) libcurl/7.12.1 openssl/0.9.7a zlib/1.2.1.2 libidn/0.5.6

command i used to start lighttpd is:
bin/lighttpd -f conf/lighttpd.conf -m lib/ -d

my lighttpd.conf is like:
server.modules = (
    mod_access,
    mod_accesslog,
)
var.rundir = /home/work/lighttpd_9876
server.port = 9876
server.bind = 0.0.0.0
server.pid-file = var.rundir + /log/lighttpd.pid
server.document-root        = var.rundir + /htdocs/
var.cronolog_path = /home/work/lighttpd_9876/cronolog/sbin/cronolog
server.errorlog = ...
accesslog.filename = ...
...

so why is this happening? ive tried several diffrent ports, still the same. isnt that ports between 8000 and 65535 are the same?

a: looks like ports above 9000 are being blocked somewhere between your server and the external client. check with nmap -st -pn -p 9876 vm.aaa.com and contact your firewall admin (or your isp) about the issue.

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