Linking to a port

leezer3 · 9 Nov 2009 at 18:09

Very stupid question, I must have missed something here

I've added a landing page to my server for remote admin duties, this is a simple HTML page containing a few links, no fancy CSS etc.
I'm trying to link to a port number, like this:

Code:

http://SERVER:8112

I'm getting a forward slash between the end of the server URL and the port number, no matter how I format my link, so the page looks like this:

Code:

http://SERVER/:8112

Anyone care to point out what I've missed

-Leezer-

leezer3 · 9 Nov 2009 at 18:49

Nope, absolute standard HTML file, no frameworks or .htacess:

Code:

<HTML><HEAD>
<b><u>Web Interfaces</b></u>
<a href="http://unimatrix-001/NZB/index.php">HellaNZB web interface</a><br>
<a href="http://unimatrix-001/backuppc">BackupPC web interface</a><br>
<a href="https://unimatrix-001:10000">Webmin Login</a><br>
<a href="http://unimatrix-001:10001">Azureus web interface</a><br>
</body></html>

This is as far as I've got really

Might get round to adding an uptime/ status widget, but all I'm really after is a simple landing page with links to all the management functions. (This way I can simply bookmark a single page on the phone)

Not supposed to be pretty or fancy, just needs to do the job properly.

-Leezer-

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