Papercut and Request Routing

[nickbro]

Hi all,

 

I've managed to get papercut to sit behind an Application Request Routing IIS server in a sub folder (domain.com/papercut/, instead of papercutdomain.com)

 

It's taken me a good few hours, and it's by no means done, but if anyone wants to have papercut show up as a subfolder on another site, here's my config script for IIS's Application Request Routing to do just that.

 

So install IIS ARR, create a papercut folder in your iis site

Turn off compression on that folder

 

then open the web.config that is in that folder in notepad and copy the below code

 

Edited September 2, 2016 by nickbro