Not to display a specific database link

We use a community work station that contains all the database listings
that I have in my ezproxy.cfg file in the server. Now, one specific
database is ONLY restricted not to display in that community
workstation, how can it be achieved? If I delete it from the .cfg file,
I know, it's stop working from other interfaces, any thought please.
Thanks, Faizur. 

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Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port

Re: Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port

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AutoLoginIp directive

Dear all,

it is possible to have different AutoLoginIp directives for different 
remotes resources ?

I have a remote resource for which i'm bound to enable only a VERY 
restricted number of our IPs  (one hundred of IPs vs two hundred of C 
class Ips). For all other resources i'm free to enable all our 
networks and they are configured with general ExcludeIP directive.

Maybe this configuration can be done with groups manipulation ? 
ExcludeIP and AutoLoginIP directive can be assigned to a group ?

Best regards,
Paolo Tealdi

Ing. Paolo Tealdi              Servizi Informatici per le Biblioteche
Politecnico Torino             Phone : +39-011-5646714 , FAX : +39-011-5646799
C.so Duca degli Abruzzi,  24 - 10129 Torino - ITALY Email : 
paolo.tealdi(At)polito.it

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RE: AutoLoginIp directive

Yes.  Wrap the resources' stanzas with the Include <IP range of the
Class C that can't access the resource>, Autologin <Same IP range>

-----Original Message-----
From: Paolo Tealdi [mailto:paolo.tealdi <at> polito.it] 
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 8:27 AM
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Subject: [ezproxy] AutoLoginIp directive

Dear all,

it is possible to have different AutoLoginIp directives for different 
remotes resources ?

I have a remote resource for which i'm bound to enable only a VERY 
restricted number of our IPs  (one hundred of IPs vs two hundred of C 
class Ips). For all other resources i'm free to enable all our 
networks and they are configured with general ExcludeIP directive.

Maybe this configuration can be done with groups manipulation ? 
ExcludeIP and AutoLoginIP directive can be assigned to a group ?

Best regards,
Paolo Tealdi

Ing. Paolo Tealdi              Servizi Informatici per le Biblioteche
Politecnico Torino             Phone : +39-011-5646714 , FAX :
+39-011-5646799
C.so Duca degli Abruzzi,  24 - 10129 Torino - ITALY Email : 
paolo.tealdi(At)polito.it

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Re: Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port[Scanned]

>
> 
>In both Windows and Linux you can also add a second IP address to an
>adapter and then run Ezproxy using that address. 
> 
Agree - this is exactly what we do using Solaris..

You also need to tell EZProxy which hostname / IP  to listen on at 
the=20 top of the  .cfg file.

Name   <hostname>.ac.uk

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RE: Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port[Scanned]

Yes, John is right. We are doing this very thing on SuSE Linux. There
are great instructions at the ezproxy site:

   Linux: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2l.html

   Windows: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2w.html

   Solaris: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2s.html

Gavin Spomer
Systems Programmer
Brooks Library
Central Washington University

>>> "Lateulere, John F" <JLateulere <at> otterbein.edu> 06/04/07 6:20 AM >>>
Javier:

In both Windows and Linux you can also add a second IP address to an
adapter and then run Ezproxy using that address. 

John Lateulere
Otterbein College

________________________________

From: Glass Bob [mailto:bglass <at> piedmont.edu] 
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 8:20 AM
To: EZProxy discussion list
Subject: RE: [ezproxy] Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP
and Port[Scanned]

Javier,

It would be much simpler, if you can do so, to add another network
adapter to your server and assign it a separate IP address and run
ezproxy on port 80 on that adapter.  I'm doing just this in a Redhat
Enterprise Linux environment and it works just fine.  But perhaps your
hardware environment or IT policies don't allow for this setup?

I'm not highly expert on any of this, but virtual hosting in apache has
to do with running multiple websites using the same instance of apache. 
Since ezproxy does not constitute a website, it doesn't seem likely that
virtual hosting will work.

---------------------------------
Bob Glass, Director
Piedmont College Library

________________________________

From: mazingerzzz <at> gmail.com [mailto:mazingerzzz <at> gmail.com] On Behalf Of
Javier Martin
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 7:12 AM
To: EZProxy discussion list
Subject: [ezproxy] Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and
Port[Scanned]

Hello,

We are running Ezproxy and Apache web server  in different ports (TCP 81
for Ez and TCP 80 for Apache) at the same server. We have some support
problems to run ezproxy sessions when clients are using firewalls
(Norton, etc.) blocking non standard ports. We are currently thinking to
append another IP address to the current network adapter for operations
of Ezproxy in a standard TCP 80 port. However, our IT department tell me
that we can add a virtual host in Apache httpd.conf  for running Ezproxy
at the same TCP 80 as Apache works.

Anyone know how to do it?

Thank you in advance

Best Regards.

Javier Martín 

Biblioteca

91 211 52 47 - www.uem.es 

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RE: Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port[Scanned]

Thanks, Gavin.  I tried to find the technotes before I replied but couldn't come up with them.

John 

-----Original Message-----
From: Gavin Spomer [mailto:spomerg <at> cwu.EDU] 
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 10:44 AM
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Subject: RE: [ezproxy] Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port[Scanned]

Yes, John is right. We are doing this very thing on SuSE Linux. There are great instructions at the ezproxy site:

   Linux: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2l.html

   Windows: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2w.html

   Solaris: http://www.usefulutilities.com/support/technote/2s.html

Gavin Spomer
Systems Programmer
Brooks Library
Central Washington University

>>> "Lateulere, John F" <JLateulere <at> otterbein.edu> 06/04/07 6:20 AM >>>
Javier:

In both Windows and Linux you can also add a second IP address to an adapter and then run Ezproxy using that
address. 

John Lateulere
Otterbein College

________________________________

From: Glass Bob [mailto:bglass <at> piedmont.edu]
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 8:20 AM
To: EZProxy discussion list
Subject: RE: [ezproxy] Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and Port[Scanned]

Javier,

It would be much simpler, if you can do so, to add another network
adapter to your server and assign it a separate IP address and run
ezproxy on port 80 on that adapter.  I'm doing just this in a Redhat
Enterprise Linux environment and it works just fine.  But perhaps your
hardware environment or IT policies don't allow for this setup?

I'm not highly expert on any of this, but virtual hosting in apache has
to do with running multiple websites using the same instance of apache. 
Since ezproxy does not constitute a website, it doesn't seem likely that
virtual hosting will work.

---------------------------------
Bob Glass, Director
Piedmont College Library

________________________________

From: mazingerzzz <at> gmail.com [mailto:mazingerzzz <at> gmail.com] On Behalf Of
Javier Martin
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 7:12 AM
To: EZProxy discussion list
Subject: [ezproxy] Co-existence of Apache and Ezproxy at the same IP and
Port[Scanned]

Hello,

We are running Ezproxy and Apache web server  in different ports (TCP 81
for Ez and TCP 80 for Apache) at the same server. We have some support
problems to run ezproxy sessions when clients are using firewalls
(Norton, etc.) blocking non standard ports. We are currently thinking to
append another IP address to the current network adapter for operations
of Ezproxy in a standard TCP 80 port. However, our IT department tell me
that we can add a virtual host in Apache httpd.conf  for running Ezproxy
at the same TCP 80 as Apache works.

Anyone know how to do it?

Thank you in advance

Best Regards.

Javier Martín 

Biblioteca

91 211 52 47 - www.uem.es 

________________________________

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Laureate International Universities 

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