ErinNichols 1279744040|%e %b %Y, %H:%M %Z|agohover
I have an existing web server that runs Apache, and would like to have a wikidot wiki on it.
The server is behind a firewall that I don't control; it can only serve to the outside world on port 80, so I can't just run wikidot on a different port and be done with it.
Since wikidot is self-contained and insists on being at the root of the server, my only real option is to proxy requests to wikidot through Apache. I have wikidot running on port 8080, only accessible from the server. I have Apache configured as a reverse proxy with mod_proxy and mod_proxy_html, and it's halfway working: it serves pages and rewrites the links in the sidebar. It doesn't rewrite the @import style directive, so no CSS, but I could get that working with regexp's. The bigger problem is ajax, which I've never personally dealt with so I have no idea how to fix.
When I try to login/create a page/pretty much anything, I get this error:
The ajax request failed. Please check your internet connection or
report a bug if the error repeats during your work.
code:404
Has anyone gotten wikidot running behind an apache proxy? Or, barring that, any other ajax web app? I'm not sure where to go from here.
