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Old 12-03-2010, 09:05 AM   #296
chaley
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Originally Posted by Cold View Post
As before (somewhere near the beginning of this thread) I serve all the internal applications I use (Well, those with web interfaces) to the outside using a server on the edge of my network via mod_proxy and mod_proxy_html (if required), basically reverse proxying from a sub directory to isolate the App.

With this update, although I haven't had a real dig yet, it looks like that's no longer easy to do.

As before, is it possible to change any absolute URLs in the code to relative paths?
You might be interested in a few of the posts in a different thread, https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...92#post1185292. There is discussion there of various options to integrate the calibre server into another web server. Of particular interest to you might be the --prefix operator, which would allow you to set calibre's absolute URL to that being used for reverse proxy.
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