You can download and install this without taking down your website. Secondly, you need “ Application Request Routing“.
Note: not 3 full days, but “some time during 3 days” ^^ How!įirst of all, you need IIS, just enable the feature on your Windows or Windows Server.
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It took almost 3 days to figure out what went wrong, how to avoid it from happening, and in the end: how to solve it! On the other hand, IIS as reverse proxy wasn’t easy as well…
No idea why, didn’t put much effort in it… I didn’t actually want to try and install php in IIS and maybe mess up our actual web service… The resultĪpache as reverse proxy didn’t end very well… So, in the end, we tried only both last options. let IIS serve our umbraco web pages and set it up as reverse proxy for apache!.use apache for both reverse proxying and serving the wordpress pages.install php/fastcgi on IIS, mess around with it’s config, use ms sql as backend db, and run everything in IIS….Number one blog software of our choice: wordpress (ofcourse 🙂 )īut, as we all know, wordpress runs on php and not asp, and an accompanying database… Second part of the story: we want to introduce a blog with our success stories! So, that makes it needs IIS and MS SQL accordingly… Our current website runs on an asp-powered cms called “umbraco” ( url). ģ days later, but I solved this terrible situation… The story That didn’t work…īut you can get some feeling with the possibilities of IIS’s ARR. What we were trying to do was reverse proxy to an sub-directory. They’re even almost/perhaps/maybe/theoretical/optional considering it as a successor for TMG2010 😛Īnyway, this post is not entirely correct.
The only thing that has changed: ARR (read on) is now officially supported by Microsoft! Another story standing since November 2012 (lol 😀 ).
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