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Dan Langille writes:

> I see how to specify the port, but not the IP address for the http 
> interface, so it appears only solution is firewalling it off.

It's an option like "remote access". Once you select <disable>  only 
connections from 127 are allowed in. If I recall correctly it is right above 
where you select the port.

The port still listens on all interfaces, as reported by sockstat, but any 
attempts from outside 127.0.0.1 give an error right away.