Re: [Phpwiki-talk] phpwiki behind a proxy

[Benjamin T. <bt...@cc...>]

Hello,


I found out, that phpwiki builds up the urls from a static "http" and 
from "ServerName" given in apache-httpd.conf, which is in fact given 
as our external dns-name. So if I change this to the internal name or 
add the internal name to phpwikis SERVER_NAME-section in index.php, 
access from intranet is working fine.
This is why HTTP_HOST does not solve the problem, because the hostname 
is always the internal name of the machine and http is used instead of 
https. Using "define SERVER_NAME as $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']" just shows 
up an empty browser.


Why does phpwiki not add a relative path to the request, coming from 
the browser?



Kind Regards,
Benjamin










Joby Walker wrote:

> In index.php define SERVER_NAME as $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].  This will 
> grab the hostname used by the browser.
> 
> Joby Walker
> C&C Computer Operations Software Support Group
> 
> 
> 
> Benjamin Thelen wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a debian/squid server which forwards http request to another 
>> debian-machine on which apache 1.3.26, phpwiki-1.3.7 and some other 
>> php-based applications (phprojekt/phpMyAdmin/squirrelmail) are running.
>>
>> Using phpwiki from the intranet everything works fine. If I access the 
>> main-page from outside the intranet, for example from home, the first 
>> page isn't displayed properly and every link and the pics on this page 
>> refers to the internal name of the server, instead of the public 
>> domain name.
>>
>> All the other php-based applications work fine.
>>
>> Example:
>>
>> Intranet
>> http://host/phpwiki/index.php
>>
>> Internt:
>> http://www.dns-name.de/phpwiki/index.php
>>
>>
>> So, it seems that phpwiki asks its host for the hostname and prepends 
>> the hostname to the path, where phpwiki is located, instead of using 
>> relative paths.
>>
>>
>> Sorry, it's a little bit difficult to explain, but I hope you got the 
>> problem somehow.
>>
>>
>> Is there a missconfiguration of phpwiki? I tried define('SERVER_NAME' 
>> and define('SCRIPT_NAME' and the configurator.php, but all that did 
>> not solve the problem!
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Benjamin
>>
>>
>>
>>
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