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|Vio D. wrote:
|| Hi,
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|| I’m trying to redirect my redmine page :
||
|| I have my web site url : http://www.mywebsite.eu
|| and I try to put redmine on http://www.mywebsite.eu/redmine
||
|| but I can’t !
||
|| I put in ‘http_vhosts.conf’ a redirection proxy
||
|| proxypass /redmine http://localhost:3000/redmine
|| proxypassreverse /redmine http://localhost:3000/redmine
||
|| So now my first page works properly put when I go to another page : 404
|| Error Page not found.
||
|| Can you please tell what I did wrong or what I should add ?
|
|Check the manual and other support sites for your webserver.
|
|- –
|Phillip G.
|Twitter: twitter.com/cynicalryan
If RTFM is the only thing that you have to say: keep it to yourself.
Manual and support won’t help him here, because he is obviously on a
wrong track.
So, Vio. We had a similar problem a while ago.
The problem is that you application is mapped at “/” on your local
webserver (localhost:3000). So, the proxypass has to read:
This however gives you another problem: redmine will begin to generate
URLs that are mapped to “/”. So links won’t work. You have to tell
redmine what it’s relative url root is:
| If RTFM is the only thing that you have to say: keep it to yourself.
Manual and support won’t help him here, because he is obviously on a
wrong track.
This is the Ruby T. mailing list, not a mailing list for redmine
(http://www.redmine.org/), nor the Rails mailing list
(http://www.ruby-forum.com/forum/3). Asking for configuration details of
an unspecified webserver (Mongrel cluster? Litespeed? mod_rails?
WEBrick?) is better done at the locations that are actually concerned
with that.
The chances of finding somebody who can actually help increases
extremely.
Youth is the trustee of posterity.
~ – Benjamin Disraeli
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While this is true, your answer would have been more useful if you
actually
provided those references you are providing now. Just answering “well,
read the
manual” without pointing out the flaws of his request is not helpful
and futile.
Your answer only increases Vios frustration which cannot be the goal
of this
mailing list.
| While this is true, your answer would have been more useful if you
actually
| provided those references you are providing now. Just answering “well,
| read the
| manual” without pointing out the flaws of his request is not helpful and
| futile.
| Your answer only increases Vios frustration which cannot be the goal of
| this
| mailing list.
What’s next: “How to use a search engine”? “Clicking on links for the
search-engine impaired”? “Can u giv me teh codez for h3ll0 wurld!1111”?
A minimal level of research can be, and should be, expected. And somehow
I suspect that routing issues for a webserver or Rails app or whatever
aren’t new problems, either.
If nothing shows up, or nothing really matches the problem, then, by all
means, ask for help.
My point was: If you think that the question is a null statement,
don’t add another
null statement - at least try to improve the value of the thread.
Maybe there is
someone else that can make sense of it.
Regards,
Florian G.
P.S.: But if you could give me teh codez for h3ll0 wurld, i’d be
happy :).
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