Can you show your configs for mod_proxy?
Something like that?
<VirtualHost *:80>
Servername owncloud.internet
....
ProxyPass / http://owncloud.intranet:8001/
ProxyPassReverse / http://owncloud.internet/
....
</VirtualHost>
With similar settings for https.
ProxyPassReverse should take care about Location headers.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html#proxypassreverse
Regards,
Artem
On 2012-07-10 9:54, Schnee wrote:
Hello
I installed ownCloud on a server on my comapny's intranet.
Everything works as exspected. In the next step ownCloud should be
reachable
from the internet.
___ ___ ___ ____
|(1)|--------->|(2)|----------->|(3)|---------->|(4)|
|(1)| |(2)| |(3)| |(4)|
|_(1)_|<---------|_(2)_|<-----------|_(3)_|<----------|_(4)_|
(1) = Browser/Client
(2) = Firewall
(3) = Reserve Proxy
(4) = Webserver/ownCloud
There is a firewall separating our intranet from the internet. A
reverse proxy handles all incoming HTTP-requests and directs them to
the correct server. We use an apache and mod_proxy to achieve this.
When trying to access my ownCloud-server from the interent I am
correctly redirected to the login screen. After giving to correct
username/password the ownCloud server issues a Redirect to its
intranet address making it impossible to access the server from
internet.
I'm completely stuck! Any hints are welcome!
Greetings
Paul
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