Hello all,

 

We have a Domino server running on the same host as an Apache HTTP server.

In order for Domino and Apache to co-exist on the same IP, the Domino HTTP task has been configured to run on port 8080 with Apache reverse proxying incoming requests for the virtual host mydomino.acme.com  back to the Domino server on port 8080.

The Apache statements are defined like this:

This works fine when the first XPage loads - but when a script invokes one of the pages navigation rules, Domino inserts the defined port number into the code. This means that, when http://mydomino.acme.com/myapp.nsf/page1.xsp attempts to redirect to page2.xsp, the browser is redirected to http://mydomino.acme.com:8080/myapp.nsf/page2.xsp which of course cannot be accessed from outside the firewall.

 

Opening the firewall on port 8080 is not a viable option, so is there any configuration setting which will force the Domino HTTP task to either omit the port or return a specific port number in the generated urls?

 

 
Thanks,

Alex