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Redirect port XXXX to a subdomain + port 80
Hi there !
I've been self hosted during several years and following some advices from friends, I've decided to give a try to ISPConfig3. I'm very impressed, even if it is quite difficult to let the command line apart and use only this great interface :) But I haven't been able to find a solution to my problem (and I don't know if ISPConfig handle that in fact) I'd like to be able to redirect one service using another port than 80 or 443 to a subdomain to the port 80. For example, I'm running the P2P Search Engine Yacy on port 8090. I'd like to be able to access it through yacy.mydomain.com I got several others services that I'd like to do the same. Thank you for your help. |
I guess you are lookin for a proxy service like apache mod_proxy. ISPConfig does not handle mod_proxy settings, but you can just add the nescessary apache directives for mod_proxy into the apache directives field of the website that shall handle the requests.
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Thank you for your answer !
Yes indeed I was thinking about this. I've used Proxy Pass and Proxy PassReverse before, but was unable to get 2 services running on port 80 on 2 separate subdomain (Anyway I've to give another try) I'm not familiar with ISPConfig (yet), but I'll try to use the apache directives field. (I guess it's very easy :p) Thank you ! PS: Any plan to support that? I'm sure it can be very useful for a lot of people. |
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