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Need to be able to force a different IP than the DNS for a server. #20

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gnarf opened this issue Sep 29, 2014 · 1 comment

gnarf commented Sep 29, 2014

Rather than overriding /etc/hosts on machines, if the target WordPress install is behind a firewall, it's harder to get xmlrpc working cleanly.

It would be nice to be able to offer an alternate hostname/ip than what DNS would provide I.E.:

{
  "url": "jquery.com",
  "host": "internal-private-server.jquery.com"
}

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gnarf commented Sep 29, 2014

In this example, it should connect to internal-private-server.jquery.com but send a Host: jquery.com header.

scottgonzalez added a commit to scottgonzalez/node-wordpress that referenced this issue


          Support WordPress installs behind firewalls

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A host can now be specified in addition to the url to connect to a different
server without overriding DNS.

Ref scottgonzalez/grunt-wordpress#20

scottgonzalez closed this as completed in

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