When running WordPress behind a load balancer or reverse proxy, you may find that you’re getting lots of insecure content warnings in your browser. This may cause the page to load improperly, as all the content is not being delievered. Most reverse proxies and load balances will add an additional header to the request, allowing… Continue reading WordPress: Insecure content behind reverse proxy/load balancer
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Adding X-Forwarded-For header logging on Apache for ISPConfig3
If you’re running your Apache with ISPConfig3 behind a reverse proxy or load balancer, you’ll probably want to log the X-Forwarded-For header, set by your reverse proxy/load balancer. If your setup sets a custom header, no worries, the method is the same. The LogFormat format for ISPConfig3 with Apache is stored in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ispconfig.conf, the line looks… Continue reading Adding X-Forwarded-For header logging on Apache for ISPConfig3
Windows: Map network drive to a folder
The default behavior of mapping a network drive does exactly what it sounds like it does: it maps a network share to a local drive. Sometimes, you may want to map a network share to a folder, or subfolder, on your local system. This can be done pretty easily. Open up a command prompt, as… Continue reading Windows: Map network drive to a folder