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RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 10-04-2015

And they won't let me add an external domain on a free Dreamspark subscription, the misers Tongue

It looks like perhaps you could instead set up a redirect from the subdomain to the azurewebsites domain? Unless someone is willing to take over hosting, that is.

RE: My version of a plugin repository - Mathias - 11-10-2015

What happened to the old plugins that existed in the plugin repository before?

RE: My version of a plugin repository - NiLSPACE - 11-10-2015

tigerw had to move hosting: https://forum.cuberite.org/showthread.php?tid=1591&pid=22229#pid22229 Sadly the old plugins didn't come with it.

RE: My version of a plugin repository - Schwertspize - 11-10-2015

@tigerw why let the plugins.cuberite.org point to Cuberite and add a mod_rewrite rule to point to plugins.azurewebsites.com
I made this once with a webmail, it's perfect because you keep the ssl certificate as it is. (only backdraw is that after acccessing it, you see the azure domain in the browser)

RE: My version of a plugin repository - worktycho - 11-10-2015

Where would we host the mod_rewrite rule? We can use the main website host, because thats hosted by github pages, which only does static content.

RE: My version of a plugin repository - Schwertspize - 11-10-2015

github.com Wrote:For the security of our users, GitHub Pages does not support customer server configuration files

you may contact them to do this mod_rewrite rule. otherwise I would offer my webhosting for the plugins.cuberite.org site, I can use mod_rewrite.

ip would be 185.26.156.44, the server is running at least 16 month. after that I will have to pay again Big Grin

(I once payed 20€ and it costs 1€/month)

EDIT:

Code:
Now you can use the following records for your dns:

  A -> 185.26.156.44

  AAAA -> 2a00:d0c0:200:0:b9:1a:9c2c:18c

I put this rule into my server

Code:
RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} plugins\.cuberite\.org

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://cuberiteplugins.azurewebsites.net/$1 [R,L]

RE: My version of a plugin repository - Mathias - 11-12-2015

(11-10-2015, 03:49 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: tigerw had to move hosting: https://forum.cuberite.org/showthread.php?tid=1591&pid=22229#pid22229 Sadly the old plugins didn't come with it.

No backups? :/

RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 11-23-2015

(07-23-2015, 08:27 PM)tonibm19 Wrote: Tiger, could you add a way to attach a plugin throught github?
Right now we need to upload it again to the repository, and when the github is updated, it isnt in the repository.

Everything is now moved to GitHub. There isn't really much new functionality, but it works.

Could xoft set up the redirect for plugins.cuberite?

RE: My version of a plugin repository - sphinxc0re - 11-23-2015

I tried to register, but I might have destroyed it Tongue

RE: My version of a plugin repository - tigerw - 11-24-2015

Any errors?