Putting RB behind Apache
Apr 11, 2009 22:34:56 GMT -5
Post by mackrackit on Apr 11, 2009 22:34:56 GMT -5
Thanks votan,
It is now closer than it was...Now in place File Found the address returned is always
http://localhost:8008/seaside/go/runbasicpersonal
even on another machine on the same network(I have not tried it from outside of my router)
Maybe I need to do this another way. I want to be able to access the regular "stuff" that is on the apache part of the machine and also the RB "stuff" with only one port opened up in the router for this machine.
I have apache configured for port 8035 because port 80 will not be available at the site this project is going to. The machine will not have a domain name either, just the IP address and port.
I have apache pointing to the RB public directory and have a cgi-bin in the public directory, this is all working, and I can still access the PHP application (ZoneMinder) that sits in it's own directory, as long as I do not do the port redirect.
I guess I may have to stay with two separate ports opened in the router...
It is now closer than it was...Now in place File Found the address returned is always
http://localhost:8008/seaside/go/runbasicpersonal
even on another machine on the same network(I have not tried it from outside of my router)
Maybe I need to do this another way. I want to be able to access the regular "stuff" that is on the apache part of the machine and also the RB "stuff" with only one port opened up in the router for this machine.
I have apache configured for port 8035 because port 80 will not be available at the site this project is going to. The machine will not have a domain name either, just the IP address and port.
I have apache pointing to the RB public directory and have a cgi-bin in the public directory, this is all working, and I can still access the PHP application (ZoneMinder) that sits in it's own directory, as long as I do not do the port redirect.
I guess I may have to stay with two separate ports opened in the router...