I've had a look at the software.
I must admit I'm a little confused. Maybe I have to configure it from the command line?
As an example.
I configure a single website.
Virtual Server
Enabled: Yes
ServerName: mydomain.com
Port: 443
Locations
Enabled: Yes
Virtual Server: mydomain.com:443
Type: Proxy Pass
Path: /
Remote Destination: https://192.168.1.5
Outcome: Works great!
I add another website
Virtual Server
Enabled: Yes
ServerName: coolsite.com
Port: 443
Locations
Enabled: Yes
Virtual Server: coolsite.com:443
Type: Proxy Pass
Path: /
Remote Destination: https://192.168.1.6
This doesn't seems to work?
Initially I got an error, that only a single Location can have the "/" plath specified. However, now I can add new Locations with the "/", but they are only visible in the config file. They are not visible in the GUI. It also breaks the configuration.
I have no doubt I've misunderstood something, but I'm just throwing this out here in case it's easy to understand what I'm doing wrong.
I must admit I'm a little confused. Maybe I have to configure it from the command line?
As an example.
I configure a single website.
Virtual Server
Enabled: Yes
ServerName: mydomain.com
Port: 443
Locations
Enabled: Yes
Virtual Server: mydomain.com:443
Type: Proxy Pass
Path: /
Remote Destination: https://192.168.1.5
Outcome: Works great!
I add another website
Virtual Server
Enabled: Yes
ServerName: coolsite.com
Port: 443
Locations
Enabled: Yes
Virtual Server: coolsite.com:443
Type: Proxy Pass
Path: /
Remote Destination: https://192.168.1.6
This doesn't seems to work?
Initially I got an error, that only a single Location can have the "/" plath specified. However, now I can add new Locations with the "/", but they are only visible in the config file. They are not visible in the GUI. It also breaks the configuration.
I have no doubt I've misunderstood something, but I'm just throwing this out here in case it's easy to understand what I'm doing wrong.