similar to: Apache+Mongrel Redirection Problems

This could be OT. If so, just let me know and I apologize in advance. I mentioned in an earlier email that I have Mongrel setup as a proxy server behind Apache. Rails applications served by Mongrel do not find the CSS file and hence no styles are displayed. In fact, many of the actions are not found.The reason, I believe, is because the URLs for styles and actions typically follow this pattern:

I''ve tried a bunch of things trying to get ruby/apache2 and php working together. I looked over my earlier post and followed the instructions on ezra''s website to install lighttpd on debian. I''ve gotten really far but I think there is one bit missing: 1. I got apache2 and php working together 2. I got lighttpd working on port 3000 and my rails app launches ok

Hi, I''m struggling to get an Apache rewrite rule to work. I have a simple rule that for a request to "a.html" will be sent to "b.html". However the requests for "a.html" are always sent to my Rails apps. Here is my Apache configuration: <VirtualHost 216.154.219.19:80> <Directory /u/apps/simplelog_2.0.2/public/> Options FollowSymLinks

Please, if this question is not appropriate to this list please direct me elsewhere. If it has been discussed in a previous thread, please direct me there. An initial search of the archives did not appear to show anything. I am new to Rails but not to app servers having 4 years with J2EE. The set up of a Rails app seams strait forward and I understand the MVC model. Initial test code has

Hi all, I am trying to setup an apache virtualhost under CentOS 6.7 that needs to redirects requests from port 444 to port 5100 in its local ip. But I am doing some mistakes because every time I'm receiving a loop error. My actual httpd's config for this virtualhost is: NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.5:444 <VirtualHost 192.168.1.5:444> ServerName myweb01.local.domain ErrorLog

Hello, I am configuring apache 2.2 to serve my rails app through mongrel at the root of my server. First, I redirect all http traffic to https with the following: ServerName emiliano NameVirtualHost *:80 <VirtualHost *:80> RedirectPermanent / https://emiliano #this server is only accessed internally </VirtualHost> Inside the <VirtualHost *:443> section, I have the following

During development, I''d like to see my Rails app from a computer other than localhost on a Linux system and also want to change the default port#. I thought this would do it: Linux server: $ script/server -b 10.4.1.84 -p 5432 => Booting WEBrick... => Rails application started on http://10.4.1.84:5432 => Ctrl-C to shutdown; call with --help for options ... Windows browser URL:

Hi there, The default recipe expects you to be able to access your web server directly from your local machine. On our web server, for security purposes, it is only possible to ssh to it through one particular ip (which is also a remote machine.) The capistrano source is so compact and tidy it looks very hackable. But rather than messing around I thought I''d ask first if anyone else

I have had a bunch of issues getting reverse proxy running with apache properly, the main issue is with YP listings and having icecast list the revproxy mount at port 80 rather than the icecast one at port 8000. Unfortunately, I /need/ some sort of http server on port 80 - and I know apache the best. That being said, if you know the mounts you want to reverse proxy, its not an arduous exercise

Hi, I'm currently setting up an Apache SSL reverse proxy for Exchange 2003 Outlook Web Access. The setup that I have works fine on my Gentoo laptop or on a Trustix server, however, when I try to set it up on an RHEL based distro, with the exact same virtual host settings, I get some weird error with the authentication mechanism. I have tried with both CentOS 4.2, based off the server CD

Updates the installer to handle the scenario in which the guest and admin networks are the same by using an alternative httpd conf. Verified to work (eg oVirt managed vms are bootable) on the oVirt appliance so far. --- conf/ovirt-server.conf | 88 -------------------- installer/bin/ovirt-installer | 11 +--

Folks I'd love to use Cockpit, but I cannot open port 9090 for the access in all cases. I'd like to access it via my usual http port (such as 80) where I'm limited to a single HTTP port. I understand the security implications, and can deal with them later. My attempt was to allow the following URL to access the cockpit functionality: http://xxx.example.com/cockpit (not the

hello: i have centos 4.0 whits apache httpd-2.0.52-22.ent.centos4, this is configured like a reverse proxy, but i have a problem only the first site name on the httpd.conf work when i do a peticion from internet for all the rest servers only respond the firts. <VirtualHost *> ServerName dir_ip ProxyPass / http://ejemplo1.test.com/ ProxyPassReverse / http://ejemplo1.test.com/

I am using Apache2.2 + Mongrel on my machine. Now I am accessing it over LAN. When I enter http://mymachinename/myapp it opens fine but when I click on any link in my rails app, it replaces mymachinename with localhost (http://localhost/myapp/controller/action) and thus I am unable to access it from remote location.

Let''s try this one... I have Apache 2.0.55 set up and also have Mongrel set up. I have Radiant set up running under Mongrel, and have Apache proxying to the Mongrel instance. That all seems to be working fine. I thought I''d modify the settings a bit to let Apache serve up the static files - images, stylesheets, etc. I have it set up, and am not getting any errors. However.

Okay, but you’d have to be able/willing to employ a dedicated IP to that, plus run Icecast as root. What are the negative technical implications of running icecast on port 8000 (suitable for most users) and then running a reverse proxy to accommodate public wifi with port restrictions? > On Apr 8, 2019, at 3:31 PM, Yahav Shasha <yahav.shasha at gmail.com> wrote: > > Just bind

I?m knew to rewrites on apache in combination with mongrelcluster. It?s urgend for me, because the server has an loadaverage about 10 :-((((( Ok so I?m using 3 mongrel-server on an mongrelcluster. The Loadbalancer ist apache I think, that my rewrites are not correct. Please can anybody check my rewrites ? That?s in my /etc/apache2/conf.d/rails.proxy_cluster.conf <Proxy

I''m in the process of setting up a mongrel cluster at the moment, and I''m running into a bit of an issue. Even worse is that I''m not sure whether this is a mongrel thing, or an Apache thing. While I''m inclined to think that this might be a balancer thing, I decided there was a higher chance hearing back from mongrel-users than from apache-users, so I''d

I''m trying to set up several different Rails apps on the same domain, each one running Mongrel. After reading all of the documentation, it''s fairly clear how to use subdomains - create several Apache virtual hosts, each of which has a different ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse command to redirect from different ports (ie, 3000, 3100), and then have each Mongrel instance (or

Hello list, Some time ago I was looking for apache (as non balanced proxy) + mongrel configurations. Almost everybody seemed to use similar approaches (one of these could be found @ mongrel.rubygorge.org docs) with mod_rewrite. I don''t use proxy_balancer because I don''t need it at the moment (my site has pretty low traffic). This is apache configuration that I''m using