On Sun, Sep 23, 2018 at 2:09 PM Osman Zakir <osmanzaki...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm talking about the document root of the reverse proxy server. How do I > set it? > Use the DocumentRoot directive and a <Directory> section that matches, just as your defauly configuration surely already had. And do I have to also run the server that I want to put behind the reverse > proxy for this to work, or is that not necessary? > The proxy server isn't starting it for you, so yes it's necessary for you to start it. And please also tell me if I have the reverse proxy configuration stuff > done correctly in the httpd.conf file. I'm attaching it to this message. > Looks wrong, it is proxying back to port 80. Along with that, I also want to know how to get a subdomain so I can use > that and its IP address for my virtual host and ProxyPass settings as > needed. I'll get a free subdomain and instead of a top-level domain if > that's okay for this. > Find a provider of free subdomain DNS. Determine your computers IP address. Fill out the free providers form and associate the two. > > What I'm doing is having the Apache httpd listen on port 80 while I have > the server I want to put behind the reverse proxy listen on port 8080. > When I tried to put both on the same port, and tried to run the server I'm > trying to proxy, I got an error on that server saying that I'm trying to > access a port I have no permission to access. > Generally you'll need to pick different ports. > >
