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Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

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    #31
    Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

    The free x1 version doe not offer reverse proxy support.
    Anyway, when Alpha releases IIS support this will probably no longer be an issue as IIS supports multiple host headers
    Frank

    Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand

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      #32
      Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

      Originally posted by Clipper87 View Post
      The free x1 version doe not offer reverse proxy support.
      In fact is does.


      Anyway, when Alpha releases IIS support this will probably no longer be an issue as IIS supports multiple host headers
      This is true of course just to the Alpha Anywhere version(s) that supports IIS.



      Any way there is new version available and support for Alpha Five has been especially improved

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        #33
        Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

        I would suggest contacting Abyss customer support, they have been very helpful and prompt every time I have contacted then.
        Juan Silva
        My Small Bizz, LLC
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          #34
          Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

          Ken,

          You are right; I mixed up Virtual Hosting & Reverse Proxy
          Frank

          Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand

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            #35
            Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

            One major advantage in version Abyss x2 is the abilty to run http/https (dual host support) . That means that ssl is installed in Abyss and Was continues to run in for example port 83 (no ssl activated)

            If user want to ssl traffic then the url is https://yourdomain.com/was/... and without ssl http://yourdomain.com/was/....

            Somebody may be interested also the fact that Abyss x1/x2 can run also asp.net (web froms). I am using asp.net captcha and works great.

            Also cookies are carried from server to server (from Abyss to proxy servers).

            So this kind of configuration is possible with Abyss X2. All in same server and same domain.

            https or http://yourdomain/php/....
            https or http://yourdomain/asp.net/....
            https or http://yourdomain/xbasic/....

            It is good to notice that the above combination works in same domain. So no problem with same origin policy.

            This is all for version Was11. V12 i do not know anything.

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              #36
              Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

              I have the same setup on X2. The web app server demo comes up but whenever an callback is made, nothing happens. No errors, just not functioning. If I turn off abyss all works fine.

              Just sent a message to Abyss support. I'll let you know what I find out
              Last edited by Bill Griffin; 08-21-2013, 08:37 PM.
              Bill Griffin
              Parkell, Inc

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                #37
                Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                Bill,

                X2 but what version ? 2.9 ?
                Frank

                Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand

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                  #38
                  Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                  The latest version 2.9.0.1
                  Bill Griffin
                  Parkell, Inc

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                    #39
                    Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                    OK good to know, I'd appreciate if you keep us posted here after you here from Aprelium.
                    Frank

                    Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand

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                      #40
                      Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                      Will do
                      Bill Griffin
                      Parkell, Inc

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                        #41
                        Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                        Hello Abyss experts:

                        I have tried setting up Abyss reverse proxy on my server with AV12 but am not having much success. Here's my current setup and what I have tried so far:
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                        (1) http://174.121.170.145:8080/asq/index.a5w -- works as is.
                        (2) Alpha 12 server on port 8080
                        (3) Abyss server on port 80
                        (4) Domain www.asqvi.com is registered with GoDaddy and forwarded to http://174.121.170.145/asq
                        (5) On the Abyss console, I have www.asqvi.com configured as an additional host on port 80
                        (6) A reverse proxy rule has been created on www.asqvi.com host name with: local virtual path "/asq", remote ip "174.121.170.145, remote port "8080", and remote virtual path "/asq/index.a5w"
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                        With this setup, I thought that Abyss would automatically re-route www.asqvi.com to http://174.121.170.145/asq/index.a5w in the background but it doesn't -- http 404. There is clearly something wrong with my approach but need some help solving this riddle.

                        Thanks in advance.
                        Andrew

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                          #42
                          Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                          I have it working, somewhat, and have used it for testing a couple of different configurations. My setup is below.

                          reverse proxy setup
                          Local Virtual Path = /Demo
                          Remote IP = the ip i want to redirect to
                          Remote port = 80
                          Remote virtual path = / (I've used others here such as /test or /project as well) Note I don't use a page here, just the path.
                          check both boxes in advanced parameters
                          Jim Coltz
                          Alpha Custom Database Solutions, LLC
                          A5CustomSolutions.com
                          [email protected]

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                            #43
                            Re: Abyss Server X2 now has reverse proxy built in

                            Originally posted by jmsilva View Post
                            I am running Abyss and WAS servers on one machine with multiple small websites with only 1 IP address. I created a framework which does not use but 1 A5 page which runs xbasic code which in turn creates the requested website page from database records, so all webpages get generated on the fly after the request is received.

                            In order to accomplish this my xbasic code looks at the request and determines which webpage to generate. At this time only have 2 websites on it and have not done any kind of load analisys, but believe I could handle infinite number by just adding hardware.

                            Check then out at mysmallbizz.com (you can also try the .net & .co) and pablosmasterjeweler.com (you can also reach it using the .info).
                            Hi Juan,

                            i am very interested in reproducing what you have done above. Are we able to make contact outside of the message board to discuss - [email protected]

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