Specifications

In the example scenario, you’d enter the following lines:

ProxyPass /RPC2 http://science.example.com:8086/RPC2 retry=5

</Location>

ProxyPass /RPC2 http://math.example.com:8086/RPC2 retry=5

</Location>

4 Edit the /etc/wikid/wikid.conf le on every external web server:

a To edit this le in Terminal, enter:

sudo nano /etc/wikid/wikid.conf

b Add these lines:

<key>serverRPCRedirect</key>

<string>/RPC2/server_name</string>

Replace server_name with the name of the other server you entered in the

previous task.

In the example scenario, you’d enter the following lines in the the

/etc/wikid/wikid.conf in the server hosting science.example.com:

<key>serverRPCRedirect</key>

<string>/RPC2/science</string>

In the example scenario, you’d enter the following lines in the the

/etc/wikid/wikid.conf in the server hosting math.example.com:

<key>serverRPCRedirect</key>

Setting Up a Website for Wikis

Web service can host several websites. Each website can have its own access

permissions and web services and can host multiples wikis.

When setting up a website, you can enable SSL to increase security, enable server-side

mail rules, and enable online password changing. If you enable SSL, you must create a

duplicate non-SSL site that redirects requests for podcasts or RSS feeds to the SSL site.

Additionally, the URL of the server homepage changes from http://homepage.example.

com/ to https://homepage.example.com/.

If server-side mail rules or online password changing are enabled, the user can access

these from the server homepage or from their account settings.

To set up a website for wiki services:

1 Open Server Admin and connect to the server.

2 Click the triangle at the left of the server.

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