The server listens on the port 3030 and I use the browser to surf the web client - in the browser I call the server using:

http://server_address:3030/index.html

The logs says that the server is up and listening - here what I got after running the server:

 Listening at "http://*:3030"

Now, if I run the script directly from the linux machine and I open the web page using the url above - the page is loaded.

But if I run the ssh command to run the server from another machine - the server says it is running and listening - but the link won't open while the server is up in the machine.

when I run the server from another machine I get the following data in the server machine:

 >ps -ef | grep server_file
root    23261     1  0 09:57 ?        00:00:01 /usr/bin/perl server_fi
+le

>lsof -i
perl      23151 root    3u  IPv4 8412377      0t0  TCP *:3030 (LISTEN)

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but when I run the server from its own machine - I got the following data:

>ps -ef | grep server_file
root    24163 22640  9 11:12 pts/10   00:00:00 /usr/bin/perl server_fi
+le

>lsof -i
perl      24163 root    3u  IPv4 10196650      0t0  TCP *:3030 (LISTEN
+)

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In reply to Re^4: Run Perl Mojolicio Server from SSH by iseif
in thread Run Perl Mojolicio Server from SSH by iseif

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