putting-varnish-in-front-of-apache-on-ubuntu-debian

I would like to know if i can use this howto: http://www.howtoforge.com/putting-varnish-in-front-of-apache-on-ubuntu-debian on a Debian server with ISPConfig3.

I have doubt, because in every Vhost the line <VirtualHost *:80> must be changed into <VirtualHost *:8000> and this Vhost files are managed by ISPConfig3.

Thanks for any advice!

 

As you said, the problem is that you'd have to change the port manually in the vhost configurations...

 

So probably it can be done automaticly by using Apache's Reverse Proxy Feature. Did anyone did that already for Varnish?

 

I haven't tried that yet. In fact, we're working with Squid here.

 

Edit /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/vhost.conf.master

change this line:

Code:

<VirtualHost <tmpl_var name='ip_address'>:80>

to this:

Code:

<VirtualHost <tmpl_var name='ip_address'>:8000>

All newly created sites within ISPConfig3 will be created with a vhost on port 8080! Works for me.

 

but one think to remembered the file /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf/vhost.conf.master will be replaced if you upgrade the ispconfig.

Now I am looking to do this on centos ???

 

suscribing

 

Something tells me that everything worked out fine and you managed to get it working?

 

Falko, how can i user squid with ispconfig 3?

Thank's