Hi Craig, On Tue, Apr 06, 2010 at 08:18:15PM +0200, Craig Craig wrote: > Hi, > > I'm currently using two frontends on different ports for SSL/non-SSL Traffic. > I run stunnel for SSL-termination, it forwards to one of the frontends. > > Unfortunately, it seems that haproxy on the non-ssl backend can't redirect a > request to /$foo to https://mydomain.com/$foo ($foo is meant to be a > variable...). You can already guess why I want this: it be a nice option to > be able to fix websites/webapps with lots of hardcoded URLs to > http://mydomain.com so that they always get redirected to the secure version. > Not a very nice solution - I know. > I guess, it would be the best thing to be able to use external scripts for > rewriting, what do you think? > Or is it possible to do this cleanly with some option I haven't seen? I > thought about somehow rewriting headers, inserting a Location header etc. - > but could that work?
you can do that with "prefix" : redirect prefix https://mydomain.com It will concatenate that prefix with the URI from the request and put that in the location header. We also use it for http<->https redirects :-) Regards, Willy
