Hi there! After having brought Diaspora to life on my little webserver, I got carried away with running Apache Wave on it, too. The problematic part is: I don't entirely know how. In the moment I use the following settings:
wave_server_domain = wave.mydomain.tld http_frontend_public_address = wave.mydomain.tld:80 http_websocket_public_address = localhost:9898 http_websocket_presented_address = wave.mydomain.tld:80 http_frontend_addresses = localhost:9898 Mostly because it was said here: http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/incubator-wave-dev/201102.mbox/%[email protected]%3e Like for my D* installation, I use the Cherokee webserver as reverse proxy – so that any request to wave.mydomain.tld is internally converted to localhost:9898 . This, however, doesn't quite work out. I need to add a rule for rewriting the URLs from 127.0.0.1:9898/abcde to wave.mydomain.tld/abcde . Otherwise I am redirected to localhost after logging in. The next problem: When doing this, I remain always offline. Because this is only true when logging in from other computers, I'd guess it's trying to connect to localhost. Altering http_websocket_public_address to wave.mydomain.tld:80 results in permission errors and not starting the Apache Wave server. I'd guess the main reason why it doesn't work, is that I don't really have a clue what I'm doing. What do I actually have to write in the configuration files to make it work? I would be thankful for any kind of help! (be it saying that this is a dumb question) Best wishes, Jan-Philipp
