Jonathan Cheyne wrote:
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> Ok, well I got some success by eliminating apache and using the site accesss
> example methods and an access rule.
>
> but.
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> is this a lower performance solution than fronting zope with apache?
The short answer is: "Only in some special cases".
An example of such
Ok, well I got some success by eliminating apache and using the site accesss
example methods and an access rule.
but.
is this a lower performance solution than fronting zope with apache?
Michael Bernstein wrote:
> Jonathan Cheyne wrote:
> >
> > Ah, no, I though that was if you were doing the v
Jonathan Cheyne wrote:
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> my various settings ...
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> NameVirtualHost 111.222.333.444
>
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> ServerName www.red.com
> ProxyPass / http://www.blue.com:8080/red
> ProxyPassReverse / http://www.blue.com:8080/red
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>
> then in /red we have a siteroot with the following
>
> title:
> base: h
Hi all, just a bit further down my vhosting journey ...
got apache ProxyPassing and siteaccess installed but something is
missing.
I type in my vhosted domain www.red.com which (correctly) goes straight
to /red and shows the index_html contents *except* images which show
broken. The source shows
