Quoting Antony Stone <Antony.Stone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
On Friday 14 August 2015 at 14:10:54, Arjen van der Meer wrote:Dear Antony (and Amos), Thanks again for your replies. This answers my question, however I had hoped for a solution that would make /wordpress invisible from the outside.In that case remove the ^/wordpress ACL from your squid config, and make surewordpress itself is configured to present URLs in links etc without /wordpressin them. How to do that is beyond my expertise and outside the scope of a question on the Squid users' list, but it's got to be possible.
As luck would have it, I know how (well, one way anyway) to do it.You have to point the root folder (i.e. in your apache configuration) to the /wordpress folder (i.e. "/var/www/somesite/wordpress" instead of "/var/www/somesite").
If your blog is not the main focus of your site (i.e. 'http://somesite.com' isn't just for your blog), you'll probably do better to create a subdomain (blog.somesite.com) so that you don't make a mess of things ;)
Regards, Dan
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