There are several elements to hosting something with public access from
your home, some things are tricky, some are just impossible, depending on
your specific situation.
1) You need to know if your Internet access is setup such that your ISP
will allow incoming connections to your address, not al
Are you perhaps using httpd on Linux and if so is it a Linux version with
selinux?
If that's your scenario, take a look at this, with selinux the file
permissions are only half the story, you have to categorize data in other
directories by setting the type. I just had to do this, was a bit of a
l
Without knowing exactly how your setup is configured, my guess is the issue
is that when you authenticate the first time to the remote site whatever
auth logic it's using that is not being persistent for your connection or
repeat requests. Typically this would be a cookie, you authenticate
success
Do the users actually connect to "https://xxx.com"; ? Or do they go just to
"xxx.com" in their browser and then a load-balancer/SSL-accellerator
somewhere along the way bumps them to https?
If something was bumping them to https then it would be easiest to just
change that 'bumping' to go from "h
I am a n00b with Apache also but I'll take a stab at this.
What you are wanting is actually 2 things. A fully functional (for at
least one website) forward HTTP proxy and also a domain name change. In my
opinion you will never get a functional webpage (at least not something as
complex and inter
I'm not sure I fully understand the question but the DynDNS service does not
have to be supported by your router(s). You can also run a client
application on a behind-the-scenes server that will update the DNS mapping
if the internet/real IP changes for that server...assuming the outbound
traffic
What I have done is do a edit-header to append the "Secure" onto the
Set-Cookie command coming back from the app-container through the web
server. The header edit command is only available on 2.2 (likely 3.X also),
but not on 2.0.
Example:
Header edit Set-Cookie ^(.*)$ $1;Secure;
-Mark
On Mon
