On Friday 03 February 2006 05:15, Mark Sapiro wrote:
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> Then you need to configure your web server to rewrite all the other
> (mail.home, roo.home and localhost) host names as www.home.
Ah! The missing piece of the jigsaw.
Now I understand.
Not sure if I can handle the ssh port forwarding cas
Alan Chandler wrote:
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>Just to be clear - what I mean by this is if I visit ANY of the web sites
>www.home, mail.home, roo.home, localhost I want to get the same set of lists
>(they happen to be a set of gated newsgroups), if I visit
>www.chandlerfamily.org.uk I get another set (genuine mailin
On Thursday 02 February 2006 23:45, Mark Sapiro wrote:
> Alan Chandler wrote:
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> >Therefore, for a single e-mail domain (mail.home) I want to map several
> > web server synonyms to it (www.home, mail.home, roo.home and localhost).
> >
Just to be clear - what I mean by this is if I visit ANY of
Alan Chandler wrote:
>I want to achieve a situation in which some mailing lists are only visible
>from my external web site, where as others are only visible on my "within
>home" lan
>
>Also, I can appear to be going to an internal web site by creating a port
>forwarded ssh tunnel from localhos
I want to achieve a situation in which some mailing lists are only visible
from my external web site, where as others are only visible on my "within
home" lan
Also, I can appear to be going to an internal web site by creating a port
forwarded ssh tunnel from localhost:80 to one of my internal w
