I have everything set so that I can pass requests for Zope from Apache and but am stuck here: "Now we add our inverse proxy directives, within the main <Directory> context: ProxyPass /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/ ProxyPassReverse /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/" I am running apache 1.3.*. I don't know where in httpd.conf to place the appropriate line quoted above.What is confusing me is in the 'main' part, there are many sections labelled <Directory>. -- Paul T. McNally <pmcnally@alltel.net>
Paul T. McNally wrote:
I have everything set so that I can pass requests for Zope from Apache and but am stuck here:
"Now we add our inverse proxy directives, within the main <Directory> context:
ProxyPass /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/ ProxyPassReverse /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/"
I am running apache 1.3.*. I don't know where in httpd.conf to place the appropriate line quoted above.What is confusing me is in the 'main' part, there are many sections labelled <Directory>.
This is more of a apache config question, and it seems you should really read up on apache configuration in general and mod_proxy. The <Directory> context is the context of a server "directory" IIRC, that means <Directory "/foo"></Directory> describes everything which is accessed vie http://yourserver/foo. You can also put ProxyPass into a (virtual) server context. This is all IIRC, so you really should consult the excellent docs for apache. cheers, oliver
I was barking up the worng tree. Won't be the last time. Thanks for the pointers everyone, I have some reading to do now. On Fri, 2002-08-16 at 05:46, Oliver Bleutgen wrote:
Paul T. McNally wrote:
I have everything set so that I can pass requests for Zope from Apache and but am stuck here:
"Now we add our inverse proxy directives, within the main <Directory> context:
ProxyPass /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/ ProxyPassReverse /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/"
I am running apache 1.3.*. I don't know where in httpd.conf to place the appropriate line quoted above.What is confusing me is in the 'main' part, there are many sections labelled <Directory>.
This is more of a apache config question, and it seems you should really read up on apache configuration in general and mod_proxy. The <Directory> context is the context of a server "directory" IIRC, that means <Directory "/foo"></Directory> describes everything which is accessed vie http://yourserver/foo.
You can also put ProxyPass into a (virtual) server context. This is all IIRC, so you really should consult the excellent docs for apache.
cheers, oliver -- Paul T. McNally <pmcnally@alltel.net>
Paul T. McNally wrote:
I have everything set so that I can pass requests for Zope from Apache and but am stuck here:
"Now we add our inverse proxy directives, within the main <Directory> context:
ProxyPass /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/ ProxyPassReverse /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/"
I am running apache 1.3.*. I don't know where in httpd.conf to place the appropriate line quoted above.
Inside your VirtualHost block. cheers, Chris
----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul T. McNally" <pmcnally@alltel.net> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Friday, August 16, 2002 9:07 AM Subject: [Zope] Mod_Proxy
I have everything set so that I can pass requests for Zope from Apache and but am stuck here:
"Now we add our inverse proxy directives, within the main <Directory> context:
ProxyPass /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/ ProxyPassReverse /Zope/ http://fightclub.org:8080/"
I am running apache 1.3.*. I don't know where in httpd.conf to place the appropriate line quoted above.What is confusing me is in the 'main' part, there are many sections labelled <Directory>.
-- Paul T. McNally <pmcnally@alltel.net>
The main directory starts with this... <Directory /> But you'd better use VirtualHost, if you want to have other hostnames like xxx.fightclub.org or yyy.fightclub.org powered by Zope. HTH --Gilles
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