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LogiSphere with LoadBalancing
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By:
YoanG
Rank:
Frequent User
Topics:
31
From:
France
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Added:
07/06/2006 - 11:22 AM
Hi,
I would like to use a bigger bandwitch and listen de web request from two ip.
The feature request :
- possibility to register a second card ip
or
- possibility to integrate Logisphere to another webserve
That could give a freaky result 
Yoan |
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By:
Abel
Rank:
Master Contributor
Topics:
153
From:
AbelCam
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Added:
07/06/2006 - 03:00 PM
LogiSphere serves all network interfaces, so the first one should be implemented already.
It's simple to integrate LogiSphere into another web server.
Example:
http://www.dyn.webtruck.org:88/
is also available as
http://webprinter.seiz.ch/printer/sideview/live_html
http://www.webtruck.org/cams/logisphere/live_html
Check Apache ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse directives for a more advanced
way to use LogiSphere embedded into another website.
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By:
YoanG
Rank:
Frequent User
Topics:
31
From:
France
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Added:
07/06/2006 - 09:04 PM
That will look like this ?
1/ apache conf:
###################################
# ip1 & ip2 listen on default port
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<VirtualHost ip1 ip2>
DocumentRoot /wwwroot
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# include SSI
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<Directory /wwwroot>
Options +Includes
AddType text/html .shtml
AddOutputFilter INCLUDES .shtml
</Directory>
</VirtualHost>
2/ Document folder should be ?
/command
/img
/include
/java
/javascript
/*.html
3/ internal LogiSphere web server should be put out of service, correct?
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By:
sse
Rank:
Forum Addict
Topics:
73
From:
n/a
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Added:
07/07/2006 - 06:52 AM
Yoan,
I only gave you pointers. I do no Apache configuration support here.
1) this is very basic and probably neither wrong nor complete
3) no, you may use Apache to forward requests to the LogiSphere server.
2) absolete
If the LogiSphere web server is off, there is no way to request anything from LogiSphere.
Why don't you just put a 2nd interface card in your server and use LogiSphere on both interfaces?
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