Apache2 proxy via location

skug67 commented 10 years ago

Not sure if this is something that needs a tweak to the underlying code or my own stupidity, but I'm trying to use Apache to proxy to wallop so that I can access my HDHR remotely from work and other firewalled locations (where port 8888 is blocked).

My apache config file contains the following:

 <Location /wallop>
 ProxyPass http://[wallop host]:8888/
 ProxyPassReverse http://[wallop host]:8888/
 RequestHeader set X-Forwarded-Proto "https"
 Order Deny,Allow
 Deny from all
 allow from [my specified IPs/domains]
 Satisfy any
 </Location>

When I got to https://[my apache host]/wallop I clearly get directed to the wallop server. But none of the urls that wallop generates internally to redirect between favorites/all channels/streams are rewritten to have an initial "wallop" so I quickly get bounced away from wallop and back to the main apache server (where it of course dies with a 404 file not found error). Is there some easy tweak I could do to install a "wallop/" prefix to all of the internally generated urls?

Thanks,

Seth Green

guyhalestorm commented 8 years ago

Hey Seth,

I know it's been several months, but it looks like you need to use ModRewrite to fix the URLs. Maybe something like:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule wallop/(.*)$ http://localhost:8888/ [P]

Not sure if that's the right format, but I think that'll get you going.

skug67 commented 8 years ago

Thanks. I've actually moved on and now use Emby for streaming both live and recorded video.

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Hey Seth,

I know it's been several months, but it looks like you need to use ModRewrite to fix the URLs. Maybe something like:

RewriteEngine On RewriteRule wallop/(.*)$ http://localhost:8888/ [P] Not sure if that's the right format, but I think that'll get you going.

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