I would like to forward all incoming traffic on a domain to localhost:8888 including folder and URL strings. How can I enter a placeholder to pass the full URL string behind localhost:8888 into the ISPConfig3 interface? For example, I want domain.com/subfolder to forward to localhost:8888/subfolder Please see the attached image for explanation.
Nobody here got any advice? Did I post in the wrong forum section? I already did a lot of Google research but can't find an answer to my question. Is this possible from the ISPConfig3 GUI?
Well, you will normally only get a fast answer if your question is a normal one or you post in ISPConfig Priority Support board which is meant for subscribed members only. Other than that, simply be patient and wait. If someone read and has a answer for your question he may post his view in this community forum but, until then, you just have to be patient and wait.
Thanks for looking into this guys. @till it is not the default behavior of the built-in proxy. It only goes to the default index page on localhost. If I want it to show a subfolder I would have to forward to that subfolder like so: localhost:8888/subfolder. I will then be stuck with whatever index page is in that subfolder. I have tested this with two different applications on localhost. One Java based, one Python based. Same behavior on both.
