Morning!
I have another small issue here with regard to port forwarding with
Apache. I have GS running on port 8300 under JRun4. This port is not
accessible through the firewall, however all external requests to port
80 are forwarded to port 8300 via Apache, which makes geoserver
available to public view on the default http port for this machine.
The only issue is that all the links on the GS frontend continue to
point to port 8300, so if one clicks on a link, it won't work. All the
links work for me of course because I'm not on the other side of the
firewall! Every link also works as expected if the port number is
manually removed.
I know there were some proposed gui changes - shall I file this as a
minor bug?
Miles Jordan
BlueNet Officer & Applications Developer
Data Centre
The Australian Government Antarctic Division
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