make default port be 5185

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David Rose 2004-09-07 16:55:57 +00:00
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@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ paragraphs describe the Windows version.
When you run pstats.exe, it adds a program to the taskbar but does not
immediately open a window. The program name is typically "PStats
5180", showing the default PStats TCP port number of 5180; see "HOW IT
5185", showing the default PStats TCP port number of 5185; see "HOW IT
WORKS" below for more details about the TCP communication system. For
the most part you don't need to worry about the port number, as long
as server and client agree.
@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ to start() and stop() simply return immediately.
When you call PStatClient.connect(), the client attempts to contact
the PStatServer via a TCP connection to the hostname and port named in
the pstats-host and pstats-port Configrc variables, respectively.
(The default hostname and port are localhost and 5180.) You can also
(The default hostname and port are localhost and 5185.) You can also
pass in a specific hostname and/or port to the connect() call. Upon
successful connection and handshake with the server, the PStatClient
sends a list of the available collectors, along with their names,
@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ NSPR library to communicate with the clients. It listens on the
specified port for new connections, using the pstats-port Configrc
variable to determine the port number (this is the same variable that
specifies the port to the client). Usually you can leave this at its
default value of 5180, but there may be some cases in which that port
default value of 5185, but there may be some cases in which that port
is already in use on a particular machine (for instance, maybe someone
else is running another PStats server on another display of the same
machine).