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Much as I love my B3, I've moved onto an Intel NUC.

I have, for sale, a B3 with no drive. It does not have wi-fi. It is fully operational and has served me well. I prefer to ship only within the United States. I'm asking $100 obo plus shipping costs (variable, depending upon speed and insurance ...

The short answer - No. But after seeing the raw speed (!) of webmin using the Perl mini-server, I'm interesting in trying this as well. I would think it would have to run faster under Apache than it does now.

I won't have time for a day or two to tackle this, but I'll post back what I discover ...

Problem resolved. There were two issues.

The first issue was as you mentioned - the port being used. Running the following command:

$ nmap -sS 192.168.1.x

yielded the following results on my machine:

Starting nmap 3.70 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2007-09-15 20:41 PDT
Interesting ports ...

Thanks for the heads-up. It honestly didn't occur to me that something else would be using this port. I may try reconfiguring webmin instead. Since it typically uses 10000, moving it would make it a little harder to locate. :)

I'll post a follow-up once I get back to the LAN and reconfigure it ...

Okay - I'll bite. I've installed webmin, and cannot get it to work over the local LAN. This is the first time I've tried to use it over the LAN, and potentially over the Internet, rather than on a stand alone dedicated machines.

What am I missing?

TIA,
Kevin