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Hi all,
I have a Redhat server running some services, on 3 different ports, that I'd like to be viewed on the Internet using port 80.
(This is due to ...
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How to rewrite a url containing port 8100 to url port 80
Hi all,
I have a Redhat server running some services, on 3 different ports, that I'd like to be viewed on the Internet using port 80.
(This is due to Firewall restrictions)
The setup is:
One server running Redhat 9.
Mail server on port 8100
(Mail admin. interface on port 8010)
CMS on port 8082 & 8081.
What I've tryed to create seen from the Internet, using Apache mod_proxy, is the following mapping:
mail.hostname.com => hostname.com:8100
mailadmin.hostname.com => hostname.com:8010
etc.
It seems to work as far as to the login page of the mail server, and as soon as I try to login, it fails to retreive the web pages.
Does anyone have a tip for how to do this??????
brg
Redhat Newbie


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