[Zope3-Users] closing external 8080 access when using apache proxy/rewrite

2006-03-05 Thread Joel Moxley
I'm running a site at 8080 accessed through apache using the normal
proxy/rewrite methods detailed in philikon and srichter's books.

I'm thinking about using apache authentication, so obviously I'd need
to shut off any outside 8080 access that would bypass apache.  **What
is The Best Way to do this?**

I've searched around without luck.  Should I do something on the zope
side?  On the packet filtering side?  Thanks,

Joel

PS.  Apache config is annoying.
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Re: [Zope3-Users] closing external 8080 access when using apache proxy/rewrite

2006-03-05 Thread Andrew Sawyers
If you're running them on the same server, you can have zope listening
on localhost (127.0.0.1) and apache rewrite to local host.

If you're running on multiple hosts, just put the zope servers on a
private network and only have the apache server(s) pubic.

Andrew Sawyers
On Sun, 2006-03-05 at 11:39 -0500, Joel Moxley wrote:
 I'm running a site at 8080 accessed through apache using the normal
 proxy/rewrite methods detailed in philikon and srichter's books.
 
 I'm thinking about using apache authentication, so obviously I'd need
 to shut off any outside 8080 access that would bypass apache.  **What
 is The Best Way to do this?**
 
 I've searched around without luck.  Should I do something on the zope
 side?  On the packet filtering side?  Thanks,
 
 Joel
 
 PS.  Apache config is annoying.
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