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Re: Remote portforwarding and virtualhost

Subject: Re: Remote portforwarding and virtualhost
Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2006 12:04:39 +0530
I have a machine with  a public IP. I want to remote
portforward one of the webserver port (80) to this machine.
The webserver is apache with 5 virualhosts. If I forward the
connection to the public IP machine, I am not able to get the
corresponding webpages from the virtualhosts. Instead I am
getting all from one virtualhost. Is there a way to
distinguish the virtualhost while forwarding. ?

There is no problem with the apache configuration as I am
getting the correct pages from the localnetwork.

ssh -g -R 8080:v1.local.com:80 publicIP
ssh -g -R 8081:v2.local.com:80 publicIP
ssh -g -R 8082:v3.local.com:80 publicIP

What kind of virtual hosts are you using?


I am using Name based virtual host (ie., v1.local.com, v2.local.com and v3.local.com resolve to same IP).


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