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feamsr00
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 Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 12:07 am Post subject: remote viewing of internal pages |
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I have abyss running on a machine facing the internet. It has it own page structure. I also have abyss running on a computer on the inside of my network. I also has a different page structure. If possible, how could I make pages availble for view through the server on the internet facing machine?
(Id rather have it through the server, rather than redirecting a port) |
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vbgunz
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| Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 4:18 am Post subject: |
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Can both computers share files? Share the internal Abyss structure and within the external Abyss console create an alias and map it to the shared resource.
Bluedog has a nice script within the tutorials forum which should help you direct web request to certain addresses.
Good luck :)
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feamsr00
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| Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2003 10:17 pm Post subject: |
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| You would think that but heres the odd thing: all the links on the secondary pages are'nt quite realative, they all refer to the root '/' and '../' and with the differing structure of the servers, you just get 404s. |
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vbgunz
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| Posted: Wed Apr 23, 2003 3:17 am Post subject: |
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Its pretty logical if you think about it... I know theirs a workaround but not too sure what it is right now, although thier is for a fact a workaround for the problem...
Definitely a teaser but not unsolvable... If you solve it let us know otherwise I'll tackle such a scenario and let you know how it goes...
I am betting the problem lies in the alias... For example you can have two directories, one real and one virtual... Considering you call a relative link from a virtual directory Abyss will look to a "real" directory for the file...
For now instead of creating a single virtual directory "/shared_directory" try it again in these terms /shared_directory/virtual1 or /shared_directory/virtual1/virtual2
I believe if you keep going it'll begin to work at some point... Good luck :)
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