[Zope] Zope and IIS (again)

[Dieter Maurer]

Igor Leturia writes:
 > ... Zope/IIS behind proxy ...
 >   All is fine up to now. The problem is both Zope and IIS include '<base
 > href>' tags or absolute URLs with 'www.mydomain.com:8080' or
 > 'www.mydomain.com:81' in the pages, so after that the client requests
 > all the objects in the pages (images, frames, etc.) on ports 8080 and
 > 81, and as they're blocked they are not shown properly.
 >   I can fix my Zope pages not to include those tags or absolute URLs,
 > but not the Zope management interface or the IIS pages. So the solution
 > I need is that ISA Server (or whatever software I install as front-end
 > to Zope and IIS) would delete all the ':8080' and ':81's from the pages
 > before serving them to the client, so that the client would do
 > subsequent requests for the images, etc. on the pages again in port 80.
The answer for Zope is the "SiteAccess" product.

   When "ISA" allows more complex URL rewriting, you can use
   a VirtualHostMonster (VHM).
   Otherwise, you need a "SiteRoot".

   There are documents on Zope.org that explain their use.

I do not know an answer for IIS.


Dieter