Hi Thomas,
> There is nothing wrong with running a proxy in front of Icinga Web 2, in
> fact I'm doing so all the times. But I'd advise against faking the URL
> with the proxy, that always has the potential for lots of confusion.
I absolutely agree. That's just the solution for the problem of no
On Monday 22 October 2018 at 13:14:01, Michael Friedrich wrote:
> > On 22. Oct 2018, at 12:09, Antony Stone wrote:
> >
> > Hi.
> >
> > I'm wondering what is the best / recommended way to change "icingaweb2"
> > in the standard URL for accessing the Icinga web portal from a browser.
> >
> > So,
Hi Anthony,
> Hm, and is that sufficient that end users *only* see http://my.ser.ver/status
> (or whatever your choice is) URLs, and also that http://my.ser.ver/icingaweb2
> is not contactable?
Currently I don't have a test machine available, but I'm quite confident that
the following changes
On Monday 22 October 2018 at 13:15:33, Thomas Gelf wrote:
> TL;DR: What Michael said.
I'll answer his request for some examples shortly.
> Clone the shipped apache config file to a custom file, adjust the URLs,
> disable the default one, enable your one. Icinga Web 2 will detect the
> used URL a
TL;DR: What Michael said.
Details:
There is nothing wrong with running a proxy in front of Icinga Web 2, in
fact I'm doing so all the times. But I'd advise against faking the URL
with the proxy, that always has the potential for lots of confusion.
Clone the shipped apache config file to a custo
> On 22. Oct 2018, at 12:09, Antony Stone
> wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> I'm wondering what is the best / recommended way to change "icingaweb2" in
> the
> standard URL for accessing the Icinga web portal from a browser.
>
> So, instead of http://my.ser.ver/icingaweb2/ I'd like to have something lik
On Monday 22 October 2018 at 12:40:37, Peter Eckel wrote:
> Hi Anthony,
>
> to keep this completely out of the reach of Icinga Web 2 upgrades, I'd set
> up a simple reverse proxy in front of Icinga Web 2. You can even run it
> within the same web server instance as Icinga Web 2 itself.
Nice idea
Hi Anthony,
to keep this completely out of the reach of Icinga Web 2 upgrades, I'd set up a
simple reverse proxy in front of Icinga Web 2. You can even run it within the
same web server instance as Icinga Web 2 itself.
On the other hand, I have heavily modified icingaweb2.conf in Apache, and i
Hi.
I'm wondering what is the best / recommended way to change "icingaweb2" in the
standard URL for accessing the Icinga web portal from a browser.
So, instead of http://my.ser.ver/icingaweb2/ I'd like to have something like
http://my.ser.ver/status/
I can see where to change this in the Apach
