Thanks for the help here. Much appreciated. Still not running but getting there.....<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 8/10/05, <b class="gmail_sendername">Philip Kilner</b> <<a href="mailto:phil@xfr.co.uk">phil@xfr.co.uk
</a>> wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">Hi Michael,<br><br>michael nt milne wrote:<br>> I've even tried using the machine's local IP but that doesn't work in
<br>> the same way that localhost doesn't. I've installed Apache now as well<br>> so as to route requests through that to Zope.<br>><br>> I'm going to be using the same IP address that the webmail exchange<br>
> service uses. It uses <a href="http://mail.sbcscot.com">mail.sbcscot.com</a> <<a href="http://mail.sbcscot.com">http://mail.sbcscot.com</a>> so I<br>> guess if I have <a href="http://plone.sbcscot.com">http://plone.sbcscot.com
</a> then I could tell Apache to<br>> route that to Zope? How would I tell IIS or ISA not to listen to that<br>> domain? Meanwhile I noticed on installing Apache that it failed to bind<br>> to port 80!<br>><br>
<br>Well, you /can't/ tell IIS not to listen on that "domain" - it listens<br>at a port on an IP. The host header translation for virtual hosting can<br>only happen if it can field the request in the first place (
e.g. if<br>there are no clashes at that port/IP). If you have a single interface,<br>you are stuck using non-standard ports to avoid clashes. Apache will not<br>bind to port 80 either because you have <a href="http://mail.sbcscot.com">
http://mail.sbcscot.com</a> bound to<br>the same port & IP, or because of the "socket pooling" nonsense if you<br>have a separate IP.<br><br>I would not touch ISA with a barge-pole if I had a choice - but assuming
<br>you are on SBS and are/could be behind a separate firewall, I would: -<br><br>- Leave Zope/Plone on 8080<br><br>- Change the port for webmail (and any other IIS stuff) to a different<br>high port (e.g. 9080?), so it is no longer clashing with Apache.
<br><br>- Disable "socket pooling". <spit!><br><br>- Run Apache on port 80<br><br>- Use virtual hosts with rewrite rules in the Apache .conf to pass<br>requests to your Zope and Webmail sites.<br><br>You could probably do something similar with ISA server (I do, but not
<br>on the same box as IIS and Zope/Plone), but I'd rather not even think<br>about that...<br><br><br>--<br><br>Regards,<br><br>PhilK<br><br>Email: <a href="mailto:phil@xfr.co.uk">phil@xfr.co.uk</a><br>PGP Public key: <a href="http://www.xfr.co.uk">
http://www.xfr.co.uk</a><br>Voicemail & Facsimile: 07092 070518<br><br>"You'll find that one part's sweet and one part's tart:<br>say where the sweetness and the sourness start."<br>- Tony Harrison<br></blockquote>
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