> Why? The server itself supports multiple repositories. I'm reverse-proxying to a single Fossil instance serving over 20 repos at http://dev.lrem.net/ and it works like a charm...
>From here: http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/pipermail/fossil-users/2010-January/001997.html I read a lot of useful information about the reverse proxy option. I have already tested it and it works with subdirectories too! (ie. /user/repository) in the url, so it's going to be the way to go. Thank you for pointing it to me. Just a question, is there any way to serve and index or do a redirect? The reverse proxy always need a repository when accessed by the url. But when I go to "/" it just sends a 404 Not Found as expected. I guess that is not gonna matter cause I intend to catch all routing with my app before serving them with the reverse proxy, but anyway it would be nice to know. Thank you for all your knowledge and guidance. Sincerely, Guillermo Estrada -- "No le digas a Dios lo grande de tu tormenta, mejor dile a tu tormenta lo grande de tu Dios."
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