Re: [Phpwiki-talk] Two domains, same phpwiki page

[Joby W. <joby@u.washington.edu>]

Line 162 of phpwiki/lib/config.php in 1.3.3 (as I have it) sets the 
definition of SERVER_URL if it is not set already.

I would set up a if/else statement in phpwiki/index.php to define 
SERVER_URL based off of the IP address or hostname of the client:

if ( <regexp to determine if internal> ) {
	define('SERVER_URL', 'int.x.com');
} else {
	define('SERVER_URL', 'x.com');
}

jbw


Matt Pieklik wrote:
> 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
> 
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