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SSI with includes not within a teamsite branch

Piers

Hi. Having trouble with SSI on Windows 200 IIS.

The code in the page within the Teamsite page is as follows.



I wish for this folder to come from either a physical directory on the server, or if I have to from a website which could serve up the includes - I have successfully got the remap to go to another branch within teamsite, but I really need it to go outside.

I'm getting stuck with the syntax or if it is possible

Any help much apprecicated.

Thanks

Piers

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Piers

We're running TS6, and I have the SSI dll installed correctly within IIS.

Michael

HI Piers

That should certainly be achievable -- post up your iw.cfg where you have attempted your remap and someone (possibly even me

) will be able to help out.

Cheers, Michael

Piers

Hi.

This part works correct for having the content within a different branch

[iwproxy_plugin_remap]
_regex=^.*/(x-objects-new/.*)=/iw-mount/default/main/codeweb/WORKAREA/wa1/$1

However, changing the regex to the following where x-objects-new is a virtual directory set up within iis like iw-mount, does not work - this was just one idea.

[iwproxy_plugin_remap]
_regex=^.*/x-objects-new/(.*)=/x-objects-new/$1

Thanks

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Michael

Hi

For a similar requirement I have used the following:

[iwproxy_plugin_remap]
_regex=^.*/x-objects-new/(.*)=http://servername Smiley Tongue

ort/x-objects-new/$1

Don't forget to restart your web server after you make changes to this section of iw.cfg.

Hope this helps.

Cheers, Michael

Adam Stoller

Why would you need to restart the web server after you change the iw.cfg?
I think you'd need to restart iwproxy (either separately or via iwreset -ui) - yes?

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

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Michael

I am very reluctant to disagree with you fish but you 'may' be incorrect. My understanding is that the [iwproxy_plugin_remap] section is used by the isapi.dll, which is used by IIS to handle service-side includes (SSI).

I have tried it out and I only needed to do a iisreset for changes in settings in this section to take effect.

Perhaps the naming of this section of iw.cfg is misleading (or I have configured things incorrectly) as it isn't iwproxy using this section but my customer webserver running on a different port.

Cheers, Michael

Adam Stoller

Oops - my bad - I missed the "plugin" part of the configuration - I was thinking just "proxy". Glad you found the iisreset thing though.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Piers

Thanks Michael, I have tried this and still no joy.

My exact entry is

[iwproxy_plugin_remap]
_regex=^.*/x-objects-new/(.*)=http://10.50.87.20:82/x-objects-new/$1

the asp page in teamsite references the following



Oh hittitng the server directly for the file works eg.

http://10.50.87.20:82/x-objects-new/dbconnect/DatabaseConnect.inc

I'm thinking that [iwproxy_plugin_remap] doesn't process requests to another server, can anyone confirm or deny this?

Piers

Edited by Piers on 01/29/04 02:54 PM (server time).

rapid

We are trying to do the same exact thing and put the same entries in iw.cfg

Hitting the server directly works, while the include doesn't.
Did you ever find a resolution to this ?

Thanks.