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Fix comments in config to make them consistent with docs and code. #10239

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions config/ksql-production-server.properties
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### HTTP ###
# The URL the KSQL server will listen on:
# The default is any IPv4 interface on the machine.
# NOTE: If set to wildcard or loopback set 'advertised.listener' to enable pull queries across machines
# NOTE: If set to wildcard or loopback set 'ksql.advertised.listener' to enable pull queries across machines
listeners=http://0.0.0.0:8088

# Use the 'listeners' line below for any IPv6 interface on the machine.
# listeners=http://[::]:8088

# If running a multi-node cluster across multiple machines and 'listeners' is set to a wildcard or loopback address
# 'advertised.listener' must be set to the URL other KSQL nodes should use to reach this node.
# advertised.listener=?
# 'ksql.advertised.listener' must be set to the URL other KSQL nodes should use to reach this node.
# ksql.advertised.listener=?

### HTTPS ###
# To switch KSQL over to communicating using HTTPS comment out the 'listeners' line above
# uncomment and complete the properties below.
# See: https://docs.ksqldb.io/en/latest/operate-and-deploy/installation/server-config/security/#configure-the-cli-for-https
#
# listeners=https://0.0.0.0:8088
# advertised.listener=?
# ksql.advertised.listener=?
# ssl.keystore.location=?
# ssl.keystore.password=?
# ssl.key.password=?
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions config/ksql-server.properties
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### HTTP ###
# The URL the KSQL server will listen on:
# The default is any IPv4 interface on the machine.
# NOTE: If set to wildcard or loopback set 'advertised.listener' to enable pull queries across machines
# NOTE: If set to wildcard or loopback set 'ksql.advertised.listener' to enable pull queries across machines
listeners=http://0.0.0.0:8088

# Use the 'listeners' line below for any IPv6 interface on the machine.
# listeners=http://[::]:8088

# If running a multi-node cluster across multiple machines and 'listeners' is set to a wildcard or loopback address
# 'advertised.listener' must be set to the URL other KSQL nodes should use to reach this node.
# advertised.listener=?
# 'ksql.advertised.listener' must be set to the URL other KSQL nodes should use to reach this node.
# ksql.advertised.listener=?

### HTTPS ###
# To switch KSQL over to communicating using HTTPS comment out the 'listeners' line above
# uncomment and complete the properties below.
# See: https://docs.ksqldb.io/en/latest/operate-and-deploy/installation/server-config/security/#configure-the-cli-for-https
#
# listeners=https://0.0.0.0:8088
# advertised.listener=?
# ksql.advertised.listener=?
# ssl.truststore.location=?
# ssl.truststore.password=?
# ssl.keystore.location=?
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