pippin wrote: > But doesn't Apache then block the whole port? Usually LMS will use port > 9000 for the bulk of it's communication: web interface, slimproto and > cometd. If that's what Apache gets in the way of then the Squeezebox > will have no control interface unless it can handle Apache's > authentication. Nope, I'm just doing the authentication for the apache url. The original ports are still unauthenticated. Normally with portforwarding you have to enter something like http://mydomain.com:9000 to get to the squeezeboxserver pages. When you set up Apache to create a proxy to port 9000 you can acces it like http://sbserver.mydomain.com or whatever you want (ofcourse you need a working domain etc...). Apache authentication is at the proxylevel, not on the squeezeboxserver pages, so it's as insecure as it already was, only the very convenient url is secured...
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