HTTP setup on bugzilla-web
- From: Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com>
- To: gnome-infrastructure gnome org
- Subject: HTTP setup on bugzilla-web
- Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:22:12 -0400
I've set up a basic HTTPD configuration for the bugzilla-web machine
in /etc/httpd/sites.d/bugzilla.gnome.org.conf
I started from bugzilla.gnome.org.conf on label and made the following
changes:
- Added 'bugzilla-web.gnome.org' as a ServerAlias - this should allow
access to the website in test mode. (We could also add a more obvious
name like bugzilla-test.gnome.org or something.)
- Switch the back-channel ServerAlias from label-back to bugzilla-back
(doesn't exist in /etc/hosts, but could be added if we want to access
via the back channel as commented for the old label-back ServerAlias)
- Removed the rewrite rule for /db/NNNN that we added when we switched
from debugs in 2000.
- Commented out the SSL configuration
- Removed a block on a few specific IPs that I added 6-9 months ago
to deal with scraping.
There probably still is some cruft there not applicable to current
versions of bugzilla. Could definitely use a run-through by Max.
If performance is sufficiently improved, we may even be able to remove a
bunch of the anti-scraping protections and let people go at the database
with automated tools. Though we'd likely prefer if they used the XML
interface.
- Owen
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