Hello all, >And you could probably (though I have not done it myself) use Apache >as a "frontend" on top of Comanche using "reverse proxying" and >"virtual hosting". The advantages of this would be that everything goes >through Apache (logging, security etc) and you could proably use https >(secure sockets) and hide the fact that Comanche uses another port >(virtual hosts).
Has anyone accomplished this; if so; can you help me out. I haven't set up a virtual host, but I've gotten reverse-proxying to the point that requests coming to http://myserver/coweb/ are passed to http://myserver:8888/ , but I can't go into any of the swikis without creating reverse proxies for each of them (as I have done for the first swiki on our server). Also search doesn't work at all (if this doesn't make sense you can witness it on our test server http://magdalene.ce.columbia.edu/coweb/ . Thanks, John
