Re: configuring lighttpd proxy for standalone roundup server

>
> Cool. Can you post your current lighttpd config and web setting?
> (Change out the host name and actual tracker name with 'tracker_name'
> if you want). I'll post it on the wiki to document configurations for
> less mainstream web servers.

# I create a hostname for each hosted site.
# proxy.server will allow matching of the leading path name and
forward the request to the appropriate roundup tracker
# I think multiple proxy.server entries can be used with += instead of =
# make sure the /prefix in the proxy.server entry matches your roundup
cmd line invocation
       $HTTP["host"] =~ "(^|\.)example\.com$" {

                #proxy.header = (
                #       "map-urlpath" => ( "/rr2/" => "/" )
                #)


                proxy.server = (
                        "/tracker1" => (("host" => "127.0.0.1", "port"
=> 10220))
                )

                server.document-root = "/home/example/www"   # Project
specific pages, nothing fancy
                server.errorlog      = var.logdir  +
"/example_err.log"  # Error log for lighttpd proxy
                accesslog.filename =  var.logdir  +
"/example_access.log" # Access log on the lighttpd side

                ssl.pemfile =  "/home/example/example_2023.pem" # So
people trust your site

        }