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ProxyPass - help with subdomain

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janet:
mchettle

Your description of what you are trying to achieve is not clear, at least not to me, and somewhat ambiguous.

If by "expose", you mean you do not want external public access to certain parts of your site (subdomains as you call them), then configure external DNS records so that those parts of the site are not publicly accessible ie remove the sub domain names from external DNS records.

Anything else configured on your local server will still be accessible as an Intranet from your LAN.

For sure also, we do not know what all the other things are on your server that you want to keep functioning the same as they are now, you have to tell us

mchettle:
Sorry to be ambiguous janet, hopefully the below will help clarify.

The domain i am wanting to put the 'orders.mydomain.com' on is hosted on dyndns.org and has all the required SubDomains defined and working at present. (www. ftp. mail. and orders.)
The 'ftp.mydomain.com' is working for the ftp protocols (ports) using port forwarding of the ftp ports. The mail is being received by my SME Server/Gateway, and 'www.mydomain.com' is being handled by the ibay on the server. All the things i want to happen. What is not happening is that the http:// and https:// requested from anyone on the internet to 'orders.mydomain.com' are not getting to the machine on my internal network, but are being "intercepted" at the gateway, and are going to the ibay website.

What i would like to happen, is that anyone from the internet (and me on my internal network) to get "routed" to the internally located "orders" machine when they put in either http://orders.mydomain.com or https://orders.mydomain.com , and only those two subdomains (at present) to behave this way, without affecting anything else on the server.

Hope this helps. Thanks again.

janet:
mchettle

OK clear on what you want to happen & what is actually happening.

Less clear on what you have presently done to achieve the above. I think you have a proxypass setup. Please show us the actual configuration settings you are using and what you did to implement this.
Please obtain output ftom the db setting so thee are no errors or assumptions.

I'm also unclear why you are talking about your sme server being in server and gateway mode, but saying you had to forward ports. That should not be necessary in that mode.

I recall a similar report in the forums in recent months re hostname settings (I think) where the site was resolving to the main domain content location instead of where specified in the hostnames panel, so maybe there is a bug & if so you should lodge a bug at bugzilla.

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