Jacques Gelinas wrote:
> Interesting. Maybe linuxconf is a little too smart and should produce some
> sort of relative url then. I will check that.
The good news is that Linuxconf SSL works okay when using Netscape. The
bad news is that I was a fool using IE4 only to check this out in the
first place ;-)
With Netscape its also possible to put linuxconf in a virtual path, so
something like this is all you need in httpds.conf to get Linuxconf SSL
working in Apache SSL:
SSLEnable
ProxyRequests On
ProxyPass /linuxconf/ http://localhost:98/
There are still some problems with the generated links, with this
example the URL goes from /linuxconf/html: to /html: when you enter the
main menu, but it still works in the browser, so maybe it is apache
rewriting in some special way that ie4 doesnt catch. Strange.
BTW if youre looking at the html link stuff, I wonder if it could be an
idea to allow a reference to a css stylesheet in the head section of the
generated htmlcode, like this:
<LINK REL="stylesheet" HREF="/css/linuxconf.css">
With this you can "restyle" the existing html tags in an external
stylesheet outside linuxconf, and maybe improve the "look" of the html
mode even more. Just a thought, and it may only work if you use it
through apache (because of the virtual paths).
> > (Someone will of course note that the link above is a valid one, please feel
> > free to try the first pages of LinuxconfSSL live at
> You should install the demo version. A script in the source
> (install_demo.sh) install a linuxconf in a chroot environnement. You can
> then trigger the demo mode with the option --demo. This way, everyone is
> allowed to fiddle with your virtual server. this is what I am doing on
> www.solucorp.qc.ca
Good idea, didnt know it was possible to do that. Its sometimes
difficult to explain people how linuxconf works and what it does, much
better if they can try it out for themselves. Thanks again!
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