Apache as a Proxy Server
This article describes my efforts to implement the configuration described at
http://www.snipsnap.org in the
Apache as a Proxy.
Using the Java Server
Using Version 1.0b3 seems to work as documented on
http://www.snipsnap.org, the problems documented below are either
tomcat's or belong to the
.war implementation. See also
Snipsnap Problems on this site. I shall document this properly on the Snipsnap community resources over the next few days.
4th Jan 2007
Using Tomcat
I have done this using
- A Cobalt Qube running Linux 2.2 (Yeah, I know but its what I have got!).
- Apache V1.3.29
- Snipsnap Version 1.0b3 Uttoxeter .war
- Tomcat Version 4.1
because this is an appliance, I can't turn Apache off, nor is it wise to upgrade it. So I implemented SnipSnap as .war on port 8080 and am now seeking to hide this from the world using the Apache proxy capability. This is to create a decent single naming convention accross my web space.
I had some problems, but basically, the following lines worked for me
httpd.conf
The SnipSnap configuration
I set conf using the GUI provided
app.real.port=8080
app.real.path=/snipsnap
app.real.host=davelevy.dyndns.info
It seems to be working quite nicely, but many of the URLs held in snipsnap are now port aware, so I may have some legacy problems. I recommend anyone following me try and fix this before they insert any content.