Topic: Have to type the full address with port number

[pequod]

admin note: changed your subject to more meaningful, see forum rules.


I have a Plone site served by Apache 2.4.6. with a No-IP host. I have two issues that are driving me crazy.

1. Despite my best efforts, I have to type the full address like so: example.com:86/example to reach the site. Here is a portion of my HTTPD.conf file:

<VirtualHost :*86>
ServerName www.xxx.hopto.org
ServerAlias *.xxx.hopto.org
ServerAdmin webmaster@xxx.hopto.org
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8080/xxx/VirtualHostBase/http/xxx.hopto.org:86/xxx/VirtualHostRoot/$1
ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8080/xxx/VirtualHostBase/http/xxx.hopto.org:86/xxx/VirtualHostRoot/

Is there an obvious flaw in this file? I have read for hours regarding this issue and can't solve it. Is this an Apache configuration problem or something to do with the Plone side? Any help/suggestions appreciated.

NGH

[James Blond]

What is the url on port 8080 you open in your browser?

The only thing that makes me think is the $ at the end of ProxyPass.

[pequod]

The address I use is localhost:8080/example which I think is in the proxypass info. I have no idea why the "$1" is there technically. I just followed the documentation on Plone's site.

[James Blond]

I think you should try

[jraute]

A question:

You wrote: <VirtualHost :*86>
Is that a typo error?

Shouldn't it be: <VirtualHost *:86> ?