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How to configure the Hyper server correctly?


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12 minutes ago, PorSuperFab said:

How to configure the Hyper server correctly? Please share a document to deploy the hyper server or maybe the best practice for deployment for 500 users on web-based.

Please share the document for implement SSL with Unigui

http://unigui.com/explore/unigui-hyperserver

http://unigui.com/doc/online_help/index.html?hyperserver.htm

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Hi,

I have two applications running in one HyperServer. They are located in two different folder in the hyperServer root

HyperServerFolder

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App1Folder        App2Folder (alias1)

 

I do not want them to share files, images etc.

My problem is that no matter what I set as "FilesFolder" of the applications the FilesFolderURL always points to the Hyper_Server "files" folder for both applications, same with cache.

I can however set the "server_root" in the hyperserver config file. Then https://server.domain.com/files/test.html opens the correct file for App1

[hyper_server]
binary_name=SubFolderOfApp1/App1.exe
server_root= C:\HyperServerFolder\SubFolderOfApp1

 

But it does not work with the alias https://server.domain.com/alias1/files/test.html .

[application-0]
enabled=1
alias=alias1
binary_name=SubFolderOfApp2/App2.exe
server_root=C:\HyperServerFolder\SubFolderOfApp2

 

 

 

 

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Url's appended to the alias is not reaching the application when running in Hyper Server and alias is used! I'm doing redirects in OnHTTPCommand and they are not firing when used with an alias.

https://server.domain.com/alias1/dothis should be redirect to  https://server.domain.com/alias1?dothis=1 in OnHTTPCommand, but I get "(Invalid URI: /alias1/dothis )"

Also there is a differens in handling parameters when using alias and not. It does not work with "/" at the end.

Without alias this works:
https://server.domain.com?dothis=1
and this works:
https://server.domain.com/?dothis=1 (notice the "/" before the param)

With alias only this works:
https://server.domain.com/alias1?dothis=1
with:
https://server.domain.com/alias1/?dothis=1 I get "Invalid URI: /alias1/",  (notice the "/" before the param)

 

 

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