Hi Patrick, On Thu, 2011-02-10 at 18:12 +0100, Patrick van Kleef wrote: > > http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/htmlconductorbar.html#admui.internetdomains > > > > At install time you have your HTTP Server port in your virtuoso.ini > set to 8890, which you want to keep in your local network as this > contains ALL the endpoints that you have registered in Virtuoso. So > as > long as you do not open this port in your firewall, you can only get > at it from the local machine. > > Next you create a new vhost entry using the EXTERNAL name of your > machine and use port 80 (or a higher port if you do not want to run > as > root) e.g: > > Interface: 0.0.0.0 > Port: 8080 > Http Host: my.example.com > > Next you add a "New directory to this line", click on "Type" radio > button and choose "Sparql access point" from the dropdown list and > press Next button. Set "Path" to /sparql and press the "Save > Changes" > button to store. > > At this point you have created: > > http://my.example.com:8080/sparql > > which functions exactly the same as your internal > http://localhost:8890/sparql > . You can now open your firewall and allow outside machines to > connect > to port 8080 so people can use your sparql endpoint without access > to > any other endpoint on your virtuoso installation. > > You should probably also change your virtuoso.ini so: > > [URIQA] > DefaultHost = my.example.com:8080 > > > If you use port 80, you do not have to add :80 at the end of this > setting, although it should not make any difference. > > > You can now add other directories / endpoints to the new > my.example.com interface you just created e.g. a nice / directory > that > points to a index.html which describes your site etc.
Thanks a lot for this very detailed answer, this looks like exactly what I was looking for. I will test it and come back if I have questions, Best regards, Pierre
