Port numbers and domain name question
Hi everyone
I run an mp3 streaming server (gnump3d) at home and a web server. For my webpage I ususally point my browser to mydomain.com and for my mp3s I point to mydomain.com:8888. My problem is at work, All ports are blocked except port 80. So I can still view my webpage but can't listen to my music. Is there a way I could listen to my music by pointing to something like mp3.mydomain.com ? FYI I run my webserver on a Clarconnect gateway (which is in fact a RHEL 4 rebuild) and I run gnump3d on my debian unstable workstation which is on my lan of course (static IPs, no DHCP). Thanks Yanik |
Pretty sure you can just make apache proxy it for you. set up a proxypass for that domain in your httpd.comn and both should be accessible under the same port.
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thanks, I'll see what I can do.
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