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| Subject: | zenoss5 DNS vs hosts files |
| Author: | [Not Specified] |
| Posted: | 2015-03-02 10:31 |
The documentation for 5 says to use the format
http://zenoss5.
and to manipulate hosts files, etc, to make this resolve.
This is less than ideal in my situation, and I would much prefer that the public facing information use
http://zenoss5.
http://opentsdb.
etc.
Is this possible Is this just a virtualhost setting on the server or something similar that would need to be updated I don't want to find a sneaky way to modify it, that will break when updates are applied in the future.
| Subject: | Host file is only for quick |
| Author: | Jan Garaj |
| Posted: | 2015-03-02 12:12 |
Host file is only for quick test. Of course you can use your domain/fqdn, just be sure, that it resolves right IP. eg.:
zenoss5.myproduction.zenoss5.com
zenoss5.myproductionzenoss5.com
....
If you want to change first part of URL (zenoss5 in this case), then you have to define new virtualhost (+right endpoint) in Control Centre. E.g. zenoss.myproduction.zenoss5.com -> virtualhost zenoss + "zproxy" endpoind.
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| Subject: | I'm trying to work through |
| Author: | [Not Specified] |
| Posted: | 2015-03-02 14:54 |
I'm trying to work through that, but when I add a new virtual host, I have two options, a name, and a service-endpoint.
For name, I choose "zenoss5.example.com" and for service-endpoint, I choose "zenoss.core - zproxy". I see no way to make a new endpoint in here.
When I do that, I then click on https://zenoss5.example.com and get an error: "service associated with vhost zenoss5.example.com is not running"
| Subject: | Use host alias |
| Author: | [Not Specified] |
| Posted: | 2015-03-03 23:12 |
The serviced binary supports the --alias option. Edit /etc/default/serviced.conf and look for SERVICED_VHOST_ALIASES. Uncomment that line and set SERVICED_VHOST_ALIASES to your fqdn.
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