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yes its configured as above (anon, all ip, http etc).. also 127.0.0.1 in the custom.config file (this is the default i believe??!?).. i'm not even sure how to go about debugging this I'm not much of a MS person, let alone ASP/ASP.net.. any pointers? thanks..
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if anyones interested i also added a Custom HTML Resource to the Node details page with the following code.. this displays the location of the node, of course it relies on the LocationLat and LocationLon being filled in (within the Node database table).. ${LocationLat} ${LocationLon} <table> <td> <div id="map"…
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solved .. the reverse proxy was adding in a extra / so the URL sent to Orion was //Orion which it didnt like.. was clear as day in the IIS logs, could have swore i looked previously, anyhow, thanks for the help..
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I had a stab at writing a resource using openstreetmap, see below, its far from perfect, but shows nodes that are down plotted on a grabable world map. I used the Custom Property Editor to add two fields to the node table, LocationLon and LocationLat, these obviously plot the longtitude and latitude of the node.. i've…
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Well at the moment its a PHP based reverse proxy (code.google.com/.../) as i'd like to avoid doing it with Apache's mod_proxy, with the PHP option i have greater control over what access to give users to Orion and passing SSO credentials through from our main web application.. Interesting point you raise about the…
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i would like to use a reverse proxy in front of orion, it will provide ssl connectivity, it also prevent direct access to orion, which we cannot allow, additionally it will provide SSO into orion.. the tricky bit is there will be normal (internal) users accessing orion without passing through the reverse proxy.. so…
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Googlemaps may be a licensed, and non workable route, but how about OpenStreetMap (http://www.openstreetmap.org/) its free and completely open..
