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Originally Posted by kbaker I have my webserver setup to port 80 and zimbra to port 8080. I have a virtualHost setup with modproxy that passes all requests from mail.MYDOMAIN.com to mail.MYDOMAIN.COM:8080 to connect with zimbra. It bounces around to the ssl port and then ends up back on 8080.
How do I configure modproxy to prevent this. I would like it to stay always on port 80 inside my virtual. |
One way to do this is to use mod_jk instead of mod_proxy. The mod_jk module is designed to talk directly to Tomcat.
There's a HOWTO on setting this up for Zimbra here on the wiki:
http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?tit...e_%28mod_jk%29
I recently set that up and it works pretty well.
That is, Zimbra runs on port 7080, but none of my users ever see that. As far as the users can tell, requests are all going through port 80.
Good luck!
-Eric