Hi Shi Jin,
The .httaccess file should be placed on the root of the directory
where Apache looks when an HTTP request comes. So, say you have a
server "myserver.org", and an apache installed in that server. If the
URLs we want to produce for users are of the form
"myserver.com/MyVDC"
then, if th
Hi Tino,
I actually tried to run ozone-server as root and still couldn't get the
reverse proxy to work automatically and it works if I manually add the
reverse proxy to httpd.conf. I wonder if the documentation could provide
more information on how reverse proxy via .htaccess is done.
Thanks.
Shi
Hi Tino,
Thank you very much.
I am running CentOS instead of Ubuntu so I changed the ozones-server.conf to
have
:htaccess: /var/www/html/.htaccess
But this does not seem to be enough. Do we have to create this file ahead of
time? Also, if I am running the ozone-server as a regular user, how am I
s
Dear Shi Jin,
You may want to take a look at the "Configure oZones Server" section of [1].
In a nutshell, the oZones server configures the reverse proxy by
rewritting the .htaccess file. The documentation is still at
development state, any feedback on it would be highly appreciated.
Regards,
-T
Hi there,
I am starting to test ONE-3.0beta2, particularly on the oZones and VDCs.
My question is that do we have to manually set up the reverse proxy on
Apache for each VDC or this is taken care of by OpenNebula automatically? So
far, I have found that I need to manually add to httpd.conf
ProxyPa
