From: Matt P. <pi...@kp...> - 2002-08-16 17:03:11
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I have run into a situation where I have one webserver serving a private network and the internet and serving up the same web pages. The problem is, the private network has a different domain name than the public side. Lets say the public net is x.com and the private is int.x.com. I have a link for a file on the webserver, [OP AMPS for Everyone Book | https:/internal/reference/guides/electronics/opamp/OpAmpsForEveryone.pdf] I think this is a terrible way to do things, /internal/references... is the path to the file, not the machine name...I had use https: to force the SSL protocol, otherwise it would try http, which is being blocked. The problem is with this kludge, it only seems to work with IE browsers. Mozilla interprets "/internal" as a machine name and tries to find a machine by that name. I can't use the the machine name in the URL because this page is being accessed by both internal and external hosts, thus the machine has two different domain names. Anyone have any suggestions on the proper or better way of doing this? TIA, Matt |