[Xitami] Redirecting By IP Address
MRJ InfoTech Admin
admin at mrjdesign.net
Wed Apr 19 17:06:24 CEST 2006
Your DNS server should route the traffic
your Xitami should be on a machine on the outside of your fire walled
router or a DMZ machine
Then you can skip the double router step of the apache hack.
All IP to Domain name is routed through, say BIND 9.3 or different DNS
solutions only.
Xitami only handles Virtual host routes on that same IP to specific
directed domains, still routed with DNS albeit virtual.
MRJ
At 15:58 19/04/2006, you wrote:
>Hey,
>I've been put in charge of making an Xitami work. It is running on a
>virtual machine with a local IP address (192.168.10.2), and it's
>mother host is using Apache's mod_proxy to forward requests from the
>outside to Xitami, then send Xitami's response back to the world.
>The problem I'm having is that, in Xitami-generated Location: headers,
>it is using it's IP address (192.168.10.2) instead of it's hostname
>(fs.example.com). I have set up it's hostname in xitami.cfg and I
>have set the computer's hostname to the same.
>We are not using any sort of virtual hosting and (as far as I know)
>the config is pretty much stock.
>Any help would be much appreciated.
>David
>
>
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