Hi,
You should configure your proxy using ajp port with ProxyPass and
ProxyPassReverse. Here some explanations.
(Don't forget to activate the proxy_ajp module, which is not noticed in this
page)
Regards,
Guillaume
2011/9/6 Paul Libbrecht <paul(a)hoplahup.net>
Antoine,
We've done this for most sites without an issue and, I find, is best
practice.
(e.g. on
i2geo.net,
www.curriki.org, infitea.eu, ...)
Be careful to proxy
wiki.mydomain.com/xwiki/ to localhost:8180/xwiki/
(i.e. don't miss the trailing slash both sides), that's a common pitfall.
Sometimes, the servlet container offers you to add proxyHost and proxyPort
as an option, I never found this useful, I think this is used in
multi-hosting servlet containers.
In general, I would say you might have your browser to be "dirty" (with
some memorized failures).
CTRL-refloading, emptying-cache-and-reloading, restarting browser, may all
remove that dirt.
Alternatively, the pages may refer to CSS with absolute URLs but that is
not the default.
The best way to debug this is to use something such Safari's Web-Inspector
(or Chrome's) or the Firebug extensions. The network (or resources) tab can
indicate you these issues.
paul
Le 6 sept. 2011 à 16:22, natoine a écrit :
I've created a proxy redirection with apache2
wiki.mydomain.com to
access my wiki wich is normaly accessible through mydomain:8180/xwiki
I loose all the CSS when i access through
wiki.mydomain.com ...
Somebody has an idea of what i can do ?
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