Hi,
I have modesmixer2 running on my Debian box, and like it very much.
However, I would like to be able to go to the modemsmixer2 webpage from the internet as well, but I don't want to open up any other ports than 80 and 443 to the evil outside world.
Normally this can be done by proxying the non http/https port in your Apache config, but in this case that does not seem to work.
My Apache config is (maybe too) simple :
Proxypass /mm2 http://localhost:8008
Proxypassreverse /mm2 http://localhost:8008
Has anyone here ever tried this scenario, and succeeded, or is proxying simple impossible because one executable generates all content ?
Hope someone can make a little bit wiser.
Thanks,
Hans
I have modesmixer2 running on my Debian box, and like it very much.
However, I would like to be able to go to the modemsmixer2 webpage from the internet as well, but I don't want to open up any other ports than 80 and 443 to the evil outside world.
Normally this can be done by proxying the non http/https port in your Apache config, but in this case that does not seem to work.
My Apache config is (maybe too) simple :
Proxypass /mm2 http://localhost:8008
Proxypassreverse /mm2 http://localhost:8008
Has anyone here ever tried this scenario, and succeeded, or is proxying simple impossible because one executable generates all content ?
Hope someone can make a little bit wiser.
Thanks,
Hans
